Patterns builds a platform that abstracts away AI model engineering and the infrastructure and workflow busywork data scientists spend much of their time on. Users connect apps via a library of prebuilt connectors, develop use cases in a web-based IDE, and deploy with optional monitoring, analysis and debugging tools. Founders Ken Van Haren and Chris Stanley, former data scientists at Google and Square, launched the company, which is backed by Y Combinator and angel investor Lenny Rachitsky. Patterns has grown its user base to around 1,500 and currently employs four full‑time employees. The company recently closed a $2.5 million pre‑seed round and says it expects to close a government contract sometime this year. Patterns positions itself in the burgeoning MLOps market — estimated to reach $4 billion by 2025 — and competes with vendors including Galileo, Qwak, Diveplane, Tecton, Arize, Iterative, Comet and Weights & Biases.

Total raised

$3M

Funding rounds

1

Latest round

Seed

Latest activity

Mar 2023