The AI feature validation platform

Build AI features
worth the hype

Lovelaice gives product teams the tools to validate AI features before deployment, with real data, real test cases, and no engineering ticket required.

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Silent failures

Your AI doesn't fail loudly.
It fails quietly, while users churn.

Most AI failures have no error log. No alert. Just a feature that quietly underperforms while users quietly leave.

The people who know what good looks like are locked out of testing and validating AI quality, because it defaults to engineering.

Ship & pray isn't a strategy.

If you've said one of these recently, you're not alone.

"It's on the roadmap."

You've been waiting on engineering for two quarters. Every AI idea needs a ticket, a sprint, a review. The ideas pile up. The shipping doesn't.

"We vibe-checked it. It's probably fine."

You tested three happy cases and shipped. You'd rather not find out what broke from a customer complaint.

"How's our AI doing?" "Good question."

Leadership wants a number. Your monitoring is Slack threads. The dashboard you need doesn't exist.

"We upgraded the model. Then the complaints started."

You found out a month later, from users. There was no alert, no comparison, no process. Just inbox messages and a very uncomfortable sprint review.

01Catch

Catch it
before it ships.

Pipeline · Customer-queries · v3
Running

Failure clusters found

412 / 412 evals
Invoice fields · wrong schema18 hits
18
Multilingual · answered in English6 hits
6
Refund tone · too clinical3 hits
3
Greeting drift · off-brand2 hits
2
29 failures · ClusteredReport ready · 2m 14s

Most teams test a handful of cases that already work. Lovelaice runs evals across your full dataset, clusters the failures, and hands you the short list of what actually breaks.

100+test cases ran
24failure groups
2mavg run time
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02Validate

Prove it
moves the number.

Experiment · Compare · Head-to-head
Live

Head-to-head on your data

Same prompt · Same 127 cases

Current · GPT-4.1
47%
$2.90/k · 2.1s
Candidate · Sonnet-4.5
$2.10/k · 1.4s
Accuracy
+42pt
Cost per call
-27%
Latency
-33%
Validated · 412 runsRecommend → Sonnet-4.5

Every prompt tweak and model swap gets a before/after score on the same test set. No more shipping a change and hoping the complaints stop.

+42ptaccuracy gap found
27%cost saved
1click to deploy
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03Own

Own the
quality story.

Quality · Release-trail · Q2
Fresh

Quality over time

92.4% now

Factuality · Last 8 releases

Accuracy
↑ 14pt vs baseline
Spend
$13.8K
1.3k calls · $0.01
Latency
1.2s
p50 · steady
Release 04-12 · -4.2%
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Dashboards PMs can read without asking engineering. Regressions flagged the moment they land. The full trail — exportable, timestamped, defensible.

-4.2%regression caught
12min to export
0eng tickets
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Not sure where to start?

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Teams using Lovelaice

Built by product managers. Used by them, too.

Real teams · Real results
It was mind-blowing to see how the cost differences can be 60–100x between models. Having this data before shipping is crucial for us.
Alicia Dick Wahlberg

Alicia Dick Wahlberg

Founder, Folksnest

We had a gut feeling our results were good but no way to prove it. When we changed the prompt, we couldn't tell if it actually improved anything until Lovelaice.
Viktoria Mall

Viktoria Mall

Founder, Mind the brain

It used to take us 3-4 days to a week or more to run a new iteration on the prompt and get the new results. With Lovelaice we cut this time to few hours, and product managers can do it without an engineering ticket.
Albert Cristea

Albert Cristea

Director of products

See Lovelaice run in real workflows.

Discover how product teams experiment with AI models, compare results, and gain actionable insights — all within a collaborative experimentation environment.

  • Test AI ideas using real data
  • Compare multiple models instantly
  • Gain automated performance insights
  • Share validated knowledge across teams
03:12 · walkthrough
Lovelaice
comparison

Stop guessing.
Start knowing.

Ship & hope

  • ×Pick Opus 4.7 because "it's the best"
  • ×Test 3–10 happy path examples
  • ×Find out what broke from user complaints
  • ×PMs waiting on engineering for every change
  • ×Paying up to 100x for models without benchmarking
  • ×Learnings in scattered Slack threads

With Lovelaice

  • Compare 10+ models on your actual data
  • Evaluate across hundreds of real test cases
  • Catch failures before deployment, scale manual testing
  • Product managers run experiments independently
  • Know your actual cost per use case before you commit
  • Run hundreds of test cases without time limits, every time.
Three steps to shipping proven AI

Three steps. Not a two-quarter project.

Upload, evaluate, decide. Before any engineers are involved.

Upload your data.

Bring your real test cases, prompts, and quality criteria. No synthetic data, no happy-path assumptions.

Run structured evaluations.

Test across models, catch failures by category, compare results side by side. Your team does this. No engineering required.

Ship with confidence.

Hand engineering a proven configuration with accuracy, cost, and latency data attached. Or keep iterating until it's right.

What teams validate with Lovelaice.

Your use case is specific. Your test data is specific. Your quality standards are specific. Lovelaice works with all of it.

Data extraction.

Invoices, contracts, documents. Test which model handles your schema.

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Chatbots & assistants.

AI answers that look perfect can be hallucinations. Test on real queries before users find them.

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Text generation.

Find the balance of quality, consistency, and cost across content types.

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Classification.

Route, tag, and score. Measure drift the moment a model version ships.

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FAQ,
briefly.

Still on the fence? Here's what most teams ask before their first eval run.