A key distinguishing trait of the human species is our ability to invent and utilize tools to give us an evolutionary advantage.
Datasaur was founded on the premise that building the right tools can further the adoption and democratization of artificial intelligence.
Companies both large and small have re-invented the wheel in building their own ad hoc data labeling tools.
We strive to combine all the industry’s best practices and create a machine learning platform so our clients can focus on doing what they do best.
Meet our founder
Ivan Lee is the CEO and Founder of Datasaur.ai. He graduated with a Computer Science B.S. from Stanford University. He was chosen for the selective Mayfield Fellows entrepreneurship program in 2010. Ivan went on to found Loki Studios, an iOS game studio. After raising institutional funding from DCM's A-Fund and launching a profitable game, Loki was acquired by Yahoo.
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"Integrating the platform with our AWS environment has been seamless, providing us with scalable data labeling capabilities."

-  Ontra (Legal-tech company)

"We found the entire platform incredibly intuitive and easy to navigate. Onboarding was smooth and we were able to quickly adopt their automation tooling which was very important for us when considering a labeling platform."

-  Project Manager at

"We [Consensus] had a very complex and specific set of annotation needs. Datasaur was able to address those needs efficiently and effectively all while maintaining the personal touch you would expect from a start-up."

-  Eric Olson, Co-Founder & CEO

"Our experience was pretty great. I enjoyed my time on Datasaur."

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"The customer support team stands out for their efficient, effective solutions. Their quick response time has minimized downtime and enhanced our productivity."

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"Instead of manually creating each project, we’re able to automate the project creation. Instead of manually scrolling through hundreds of medical labels, we can rely on search functions. This has saved admins and team members a lot of time in their project workflows."

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