Diveplane offers an MLOps platform that creates synthetic “twin” datasets, detects anomalies, forecasts trends and provides explainable, auditable AI tools for enterprise and defense customers. Its flagship products include Geminai for anonymized synthetic data and Sonar for ongoing model- and data-drift analysis. The company traces its roots to Hazardous Software and was founded by Chris Hazard, Mike Resnick and Mike Capps. Diveplane has focused customer acquisition on defense organizations while also selling to larger enterprises, with recent deals including Scanbuy and Spain’s insurer Mutua Madrileña. The startup employs roughly 20 people and says its technology has a history of use in government agencies including U.S. Transportation Command. It closed a $25 million Series A and plans to use the capital to expand headcount and create new internal departments, starting with customer success. Diveplane builds AI and machine‑learning solutions that emphasize interpretability, auditability and privacy. Its flagship product, GEMINAI™, creates synthetic twin datasets stripped of personally identifiable information to enable safe sharing and analysis while helping customers meet GDPR, PHI and HIPAA requirements. The company's Understandable AI™ portfolio also includes SONAR™ for anomaly detection and ALLUVION™ for commercial real estate market trend prediction. Diveplane serves multiple industries including finance, healthcare, supply chain, commercial real estate and defense. The company plans to use new financing to accelerate AI/ML development, bolster research and software development, and expand the team to support growth. Founded in 2018 by Dr. Michael Capps and Dr. Chris Hazard, Diveplane is headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina and has been cited by Gartner as a Cool Vendor and a Sample Vendor in multiple 2020 Hype Cycle reports. Diveplane develops interpretable AI systems designed so humans can see and audit how models reach conclusions rather than relying on black boxes. The company was started in fall 2017 by Mike Capps, Chris Hazard, and Mike Resnick and is based in Raleigh, North Carolina. Its solution is positioned as high‑touch enterprise software and research, with a dozen pilot projects spanning NASCAR simulations, healthcare and insurance quality improvement, venture capital decision support, agricultural science discovery, and drone training. Today Diveplane has 17 employees and hopes to double headcount this year. The company emphasizes using interpretable models in sensitive settings such as healthcare preapproval procedures so decisions can be explained and verified by humans. Capps says the goal is responsible AI that supports human decision‑making rather than replaces it.

Total raised

$29M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Sep 2022