Introducing Freeplay
How do you discover the best prompts to power your product features? How can you trust a model will consistently do the right thing and delight your customers?
When software teams start building with large language models (LLMs), they quickly realize they need new tools to ship production-ready software. And they need more than just “developer tools,” since the whole team’s getting involved.
We’ve spent the past 6 months talking about the challenges of building with LLMs with dozens of leaders from startups to Fortune 100 companies — CEOs & founders, CTOs & tech leads, product & design leaders, and security pros. A clear picture emerged for us.
Developers play a key role in integrating LLMs into existing software. But product managers, designers, and other domain experts are increasingly involved in prompt engineering and QA too. They crave the freedom to experiment, without distracting engineers — especially when code needs to run to generate realistic test results. And everyone involved is eager to find faster & less-manual ways to test, and to make sure their systems are improving (not regressing) as they iterate.
We’re building a lightweight, flexible platform that lets product managers, designers, domain experts, and developers collaboratively experiment, test and deploy LLM-powered features in their software.
