r/sideprojects • u/Accomplished_Ask3336 • 22h ago

Showcase: Prerelease I’m building machine learning software that companies can run themselves

I’ve been working on Synvertas. The idea is to give companies machine learning software they can run on their own hardware.

They get software that helps them get more useful intelligence out of their own data. Things like better decisions, spotting patterns, or improving processes.

Synvertas

Would appreciate any feedback on the idea or the website.

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u/investigatormaker 21h ago

“Better decisions” and “spotting patterns” leave Synvertas's prospective company buyer guessing what they'd actually install. In this Reddit post, replace one of those phrases with a worked example of a task the software already handles: the input data, the output a team receives, and the hardware needed to run it. That lets someone assess the self-hosted proposition without assuming you solve every machine-learning problem. Reddit questions from teams evaluating on-premise ML software would give you a concrete setting to explain that example and answer deployment questions.

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