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NewProduct

From worked example to your own dataset.

Find your workflow, inspect a real example, and open the exact same specification in Ground. Your starting point is ready to make your own.

E-commerce orders1,000 rows · seed 991
An e-commerce example open in Ground with its columns, 25-row preview and original request
  • A fixture for your application. Start with 1,000 e-commerce orders, weighted statuses and missing ratings. Review 25 rows, then adapt the schema to your tests.

  • A controlled evaluation scenario. Inspect 10,000 transactions with channel-dependent rare labels. Use the simulation to check splitting, ingestion and metrics; it is not evidence of real fraud-model accuracy.

  • A path for training-data extensions. Upload your own table or select the 3,000-row fictional loan sample. Download the same source CSV before starting analysis.

Ground team
ImprovedDesign

Meet Contour. A new shape for Ground.

A new mark, a warmer palette, and a little motion that makes Ground feel more like Ground. The new identity now runs throughout the platform.

Ground's layered Contour mark rendered in terra cotta ceramicA new shape for Ground.
  • One identity throughout the product. Shared marks and wordmarks replace the placeholder artwork across the app and public pages.

  • Motion with a consistent rhythm. The Contour pulse connects logo hovers and loading states, including dataset design progress.

  • Artwork that stays sharp. SVG logo and icon variants support light, dark and monochrome uses, alongside browser and app icons.

Ground team
ImprovedProduct

Keep moving. We’ll tell you when it’s ready.

Follow analysis and export progress across Ground, return to a clear results summary, and compare or restore earlier design revisions.

  • Progress that follows you. Leave the dataset page and keep track of work through app-wide job notifications.

  • A clearer next step. Open an analyzed dataset to its results and inspect suggestions about thin groups, rare labels or source-data issues.

  • Room to explore. Compare saved design revisions side by side and restore an earlier version when you need it.

Ground team
NewDevelopers

Examples you can reproduce, down to the seed.

Download the data, inspect the exact rules, and verify the output yourself. Worked examples now include specifications, seeds and file checksums.

ecommerce-test-dataseed 991
data.csv
data.jsonl
spec.json
manifest.json

The output. The rules. The seed.

  • Measured output. Inspect observed status frequencies, missing values and rare-label counts rather than relying on probability settings alone.

  • An inspectable recipe. Save the specification and seed with your fixture. Recreate a dataset through the API using the documented request.

  • Clear limits. Each example states what it models and what it leaves out, so a designed simulation is not mistaken for validated real-world behavior.

Ground team
NewProduct

Explore an extension before bringing your own data.

No file handy? A built-in sample lets you explore source analysis and the extension workflow with 3,000 fictional loan applications.

  • A useful starting point. Analyze 3,000 rows across 16 columns without preparing or uploading a file.

  • Inspect before extending. Review the profile and quality report, then choose how many rows to generate.

  • Free to explore. Sample analysis is free, up to three tries per account. Normal export pricing applies when you generate a file.