Phospho is developing a monitoring platform for LLM apps in production that can be leveraged by both tech and product teams.
Today product analytics and monitoring platforms developer Phospho announced a €1.7 million funding round led by Elaia and YCombinator.
Big Language Models (LLMs) fundamentally alter and complicate the way software developers create their products and user interfaces. Phospho is developing a framework for genAI application monitoring that the tech and product teams can use.
With the help of this technology, these teams can keep an eye on user interactions at a large scale, identify problems, and derive insights to improve the conversational experience.
Because AI models are stochastic, or simply random, it is very challenging to develop a dependable product and monitor the metrics to improve the user experience. This is the role of Phospho.
Phospho provides developers and product managers creating LLM apps with three primary features:
- Keep track of: identify and obtain aggregated insights from every user encounter.
- Detect: Phospho AI algorithms categorize sessions in LLM apps and automatically identify irregularities.
- Enhance: use Phospho’s analytics to conduct experiments and determine how users interact with a product, facilitating ongoing enhancement
The business employs AI models to mine end-user interactions for both quantitative and qualitative insights. Product managers and developers can swiftly sort through massive amounts of unstructured data with only a few lines of code.
The €1.7 million pre-seed investment is led by Elaia Partners and YCombinator, with deep domain expert Business Angels also participating. This shows the industrial value of Phospho’s solution:
Vincent Nallatamby is the GenAI Product Manager at Google. Mehdi Ghissassi is the Director of Product at Google Deepmind. François Dorléans is a McKinsey co-founder at Stratumn. Nicolas Schul is the Product at Mistral AI.
Phospho will be able to put together a committed team that is focused on this goal thanks to the funds. The Phospho team is a part of the January 2024 YCombinator batch that is the newest.
