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50 machine-learning tools you can run right now — AutoML, computer vision, document intelligence and security analysis. Free, no signup, nothing to install.

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Three full apps — click to predict

Complete, multi-model platforms you can use end to end. For the 50 single-purpose tools that sit alongside them, see the toolkit below.

Platform

ML Unified Platform

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Models

One app, four models. Select Iris classifier, Titanic survival predictor, Diabetes risk model, or Insurance premium estimator from a sidebar — all served from a single schema-driven FastAPI backend with dynamic forms.

ModelMulti-Model
Features26
4 Datasets · 26 Features
PlatformFastAPISchema-DrivenClassificationRegression
Exploratory Analysis

EDA Explorer

Datasets

Upload any CSV dataset and instantly explore it — shape, dtypes, missing value heatmap, per-column distributions (histograms for numeric, bar charts for categorical), descriptive statistics, outlier counts, and a full Pearson correlation heatmap. No code required.

ModelPandas · NumPy
Features0
Any CSV
EDAStatisticsCorrelationDistributionsData Profiling
Vision

ML Vision Platform

150
Seg Classes

Three vision tasks in one app: classify images across 1000 ImageNet categories (MobileNetV2 · ResNet50 · SqueezeNet · GoogLeNet), detect objects with TinyYOLOv3 (COCO 80 classes), and segment scenes pixel-by-pixel with SegFormer-B0 (ADE20K 150 classes). All models run as ONNX on a FastAPI microservice.

ModelSegFormer-B0 · YOLOv3 · MobileNetV2
Features3
ImageNet · COCO · ADE20K
VisionONNXSegmentationDetectionClassification

All three run on a free Hugging Face Space — if it has gone idle, the first load takes a few seconds to wake up.

50 tools, each live and testable

Single-purpose tools, each backed by a real model or algorithm — separate from the three full platforms above. Pick an area below, or search all 50.

4 areas, 50 tools

One request, end to end

What happens between clicking “Try it” on a tool and getting a result back. Every count here is read from the codebase at build time, not written by hand.

  1. Client01

    Browser

    Next.js · Vercel

    • 50 tool pages + 3 platforms
    • Some tools run fully in-browser
    • MediaPipe · ONNX Runtime Web
  2. Gate02

    Safeguards

    6 modules, one concern each

    • Origin allowlist (hard 403)
    • Rate limit — 60/min, 10/min LLM
    • 10 MB request body cap
    • YARA scan on uploads
    • Daily spend cap · event log
  3. Server03

    FastAPI

    ml-api · Hugging Face Space

    • 55 routers
    • Sibling services: SQL, EDA, Vision
    • Docker, CPU-only
  4. Compute04

    Models & Stores

    Local first, API when needed

    • ONNX Runtime · PyTorch · timm
    • scikit-learn · XGBoost · LightGBM
    • spaCy · sentence-transformers
    • ChromaDB vector store
    • 4 LLM providers, budget-capped

Requests flow left to right; results return the same way. The safeguard layer is the only thing between the public internet and the API, so it runs on every request regardless of which tool made it.

From raw data to live prediction

A complete end-to-end ML pipeline — click any stage to explore what happens there.

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Data Ingestion
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Exploratory Analysis
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Feature Engineering
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Model Training
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Evaluation
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Deployment
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Monitoring

Click any stage to expand · stages run sequentially in a real pipeline

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