[Multimodal] data, where it lives.

Audio, image, video, text, and multimodal datasets sourced from real people, captured under consent, and delivered with the paperwork your compliance team can actually read.

Most multimodal training data was scraped, not collected.

Images pulled from the web with no signed model release. Audio pulled from videos without the speaker's consent. Text pulled from forums with PII still attached. The data passes your model's quality bar and fails the first real compliance review.

When a regulator asks where it came from, a URL is not an answer. A person is.

Why this holds up

Real contributors

Every data point traces to a named, verified person who signed the form. Not a crowd. Not a scrape.

Every modality

Audio, image, video, text, multimodal, and sensor. The same methodology across all six.

Rights-cleared by design

Consent, compensation, and usage rights are locked before capture starts, not bolted on at delivery.

One [standard]. Every modality.

The Human Standard applies the same way whether we're recording voice or annotating video. One bar, one card, one chain of custody.

What we collect

Voice & speech

Conversational, read, spontaneous, command, and emotional recordings.

CONVERSATIONAL · TTS · ASR

Image

Object, scene, document, medical, satellite, and aerial imagery.

CLASSIFICATION · OCR · DETECTION

Video

Egocentric, exocentric, action recognition, and task demonstration.

ACTION · TASK · TEMPORAL

Non-speech audio

Environmental sounds, acoustic events, music, and ambient scene recordings.

ENVIRONMENTAL · EVENTS · ACOUSTIC

Text

Prompts, responses, document-grounded pairs, and translation corpora.

INSTRUCTION · RAG · TRANSLATION

Multimodal

Paired audio-image, video-transcript, voice-text, and image-caption datasets.

PAIRED · ALIGNED · SYNCHRONIZED

How a project runs

  1. Scope

    Tell us the modality, language, domain, volume, and timeline. We return a scoped plan in 48 hours covering contributor profile, capture spec, and rights framework. Nothing starts until the scope is signed.

  2. Source & capture

    Contributors are sourced from a network across 60+ countries and 50+ languages, skill-matched to your project. Every file receives its identity, consent version, and rights flags at the moment of capture.

  3. Verify & deliver

    Three independent quality layers run on every file before it reaches your review. The dataset ships with a card documenting contributors, consent, rights, and QC reports.

The Human Standard, applied to every collection.

What ships with every file

Identity
Verified contributor, anonymized for delivery
Consent
Signed version, retrievable per file
Rights
Commercial, derivative, and redistribution flags
Capture
Timestamped at the moment of creation
Quality
Multi-layer QA scores, attached to the file
Review
Every human decision logged with actor and time
Scope
The project the file was collected for
Hash
Unique, verifiable, tamper-evident
Format
Specification documented in the dataset card
Card
Compiled per delivery, covering everything above

If an auditor asks where this came from, the answer is already in the file.

Who it's for

Frontier AI & foundation model teams

Pre-training and fine-tuning runs that need diverse, defensible data across every modality the model will eventually see.

Applied AI teams in voice, vision, and multimodal

Production-grade datasets collected to your spec, in your target domains, delivered in the formats your training pipeline actually ingests.

Enterprise AI & regulated industries

Procurement-routed, compliance-reviewed, legal-approved. Data with paperwork your audit team can sign without a second meeting.

Questions

Tell us what to collect.

Share the modality, the demographics, and the volume you need. We come back within one business day with sample files and a scoped plan.

Data that earns its way into your training set.