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We build the model, and everything around it

Vision systems, LLM applications, and the platforms that put them in front of users. Built by one team, from the data pipeline through to the interface someone actually uses.

  • Computer vision, LLM applications, and the software around them
  • Dedicated teams owning the full stack, from labelling to deployment
  • Clients across eight countries and four continents
What we buildVision
one team

Computer vision systems

Detection, segmentation and tracking trained on your imagery, then packaged to run against real cameras and real throughput targets.

PyTorchONNX RuntimeEdge deploy
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The tools we build with, day to day

2021
Founded in Surat, India

Building AI systems since day one

30+
Members in our team

One office, in person

10+
Clients served

Since 2021

8
Countries served

Across four continents

3+ yrs
Longest running engagement

Running since 2023

The whole stack

A model is one layer of five

Teams usually arrive with the middle layer solved and the other four missing. The notebook works; there is no pipeline feeding it, no service wrapping it, no interface using it, and no way to tell when it starts drifting.

We build all five, because a gap in any one of them is what stops a model reaching production.

  1. 01

    Data

    Ingestion, validation, labelling, and the lineage to prove it

  2. 02

    Model

    Training, evaluation against a real baseline, calibration

  3. 03

    Service

    Versioned inference API, latency budgets, a rollback path

  4. 04

    Product

    The interface where a person acts on the output

  5. 05

    Operations

    Drift monitoring, cost tracking, a retraining runbook

What you get

The same standard, whatever we build

A web platform, a mobile app, a data pipeline or a model. The definition of finished does not change, and neither does what you end up owning.

Acceptance criteria agreed up front
Before we build, we write down what finished looks like and how it will be checked. No debate about scope at the end.
Tested, with the gates in CI
Tests, types and linting run on every change. Where a model is involved, an evaluation gate blocks a release that regresses.
Deployed, not zipped and emailed
Environments in code, a real deployment pipeline, monitoring, and a rollback path. Whether that is a web app or an inference service.
Handover you can act on
Written runbooks and decision records aimed at your engineers, so your team can extend and operate it without us.
What you end up owningevery project
  • src/application code, reviewed
  • tests/unit and integration suites
  • .github/workflows/CI: test, build, deploy
  • infra/environments as code
  • docs/runbooks/deploy, roll back, operate
  • docs/decisions/why it was built this way
  • models/ + eval/if MLweights and metrics

Release gates

  • tests
  • types
  • lint
  • build
  • eval(if ML)

A change that fails any gate does not reach production.

Selected work

Built, shipped, and still running

Dedicated teams owning a complete development stack, agents running operational work, and engagements that have held for years.

What we do

Four disciplines, one team

Most AI projects need a model, a data pipeline, and an application. Splitting those across vendors is where timelines go. We do all three.

04

Data Services

Pipelines and labelled datasets. The part most teams underestimate, and the reason models underperform.

Dataset pipeline
  1. Ingest
  2. Validate
  3. Label
  4. Review
  5. Ship

Schema checks at the boundary, agreement measured before volume.

Plus 8 annotation and labelling services

How we work

The parts that decide whether it works

None of this is exotic. It is the discipline that separates a model that demos well from one that is still running a year later.

01

Evaluation before enthusiasm

Every model ships with a test set and a documented baseline. If we cannot measure whether a change helped, we do not claim it did.

02

One team, model to interface

The people training the model also build the application around it. No handoff, no translation layer, no arguing about whose bug it is.

03

Honest scoping

We will tell you when a problem does not need machine learning, and when your data is not ready for the model you want.

04

Humans on the uncertain cases

Confidence gets calibrated and low-confidence output goes to a reviewer. Automating the easy 90% beats guessing on the hard 10%.

05

Built to hand over

Reproducible pipelines, written runbooks, and documentation aimed at your engineers. You should not need us to keep it running.

06

Long engagements, not projects

Our longest engagement has run since 2023, with a dedicated team of 30 on that account. We optimise for the second year, not the first invoice.

How an engagement runs

Measured early, so surprises come cheap

The feasibility work happens in the first two weeks, before anyone has committed a quarter to it. If the answer is no, you find out while it is still inexpensive.

  1. 01

    Scoping call

    Week 0

    You describe the problem and show us the data. We tell you what looks feasible, what does not, and what we would need to find out first.

  2. 02

    Data and feasibility review

    Week 1

    We look at what you actually have - volume, labels, quality, gaps - and establish a baseline. This is where most surprises surface, which is why it comes early.

  3. 03

    Proof on your data

    Weeks 2–4

    A working prototype trained or built on your real inputs, with measured results against the baseline. You get a number, not a demo.

  4. 04

    Build and integrate

    Weeks 4–12

    The production system: pipelines, service, application, tests, and infrastructure. Deployed to staging early and reviewed with you every two weeks.

  5. 05

    Handover or ongoing support

    From launch

    Runbooks, documentation, and a walkthrough for your engineers. Or we stay on and keep running it - which is what most clients choose.

Client testimonials

What our clients say about working with us

We have worked with AnnotateHub for close to 3 years now. They handle all our image and video annotations, as well as computer vision consulting. They are an exceptional provider. They have excellent communication and understanding of our issues. They are both proactive and responsive. They have shown an impressive ability to ramp up resources for us on short notice and they have high standards for quality control. More than a supplier, they have been a strong partner and a part of our success.

Arthur Goujon

Arthur Goujon

Founder & CTO, Sorted Tech

AnnotateHub has proven to be an outstanding partner in computer vision projects, delivering innovative solutions with unmatched expertise. Their services, including facial recognition, object detection, and scene analysis, have significantly enhanced our workflows. Their attention to detail and commitment to delivering high-precision labeling have consistently exceeded our expectations.

Assam

Assam

Co-founder, MiniAi Live

Questions

The things people ask first

If yours is not here, ask us directly - we answer scoping questions before any commercial conversation.

The first two weeks are a data and feasibility review. We look at what you actually have, establish a baseline, and tell you what accuracy is realistic. You get a written assessment, and if the answer is that this should not be built, we say so.

Start here

Tell us what you're building.
We'll tell you if we're the right team.

The first two weeks are a feasibility review, not a sales process. You get a written assessment and an honest read on what's achievable with the data you have.

Operating since
2021
Clients served
10+
Team
30+
Longest engagement
3+ yrs