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Data for the people you’re building for.

Bring the languages, places, and perspectives of Southeast Asia into your research, products, and AI.

Discuss your data needs
Two pedestrians crossing a street in front of a white heritage building.
Everyday places hold context a data point alone can miss.

Start with the question.

You may be exploring a research question, improving a product, or evaluating a model. The people and situations you need to understand are a useful place to begin.

Research

How do people describe an everyday experience?

The words someone chooses for a familiar place, a daily routine, or a local service.

A possible output

Written responses with the prompt, language, and agreed context attached.

Products

Which response feels clear and useful?

Human judgments about two responses to the same question, using criteria you define.

A possible output

Preference pairs and task context to help your team compare responses.

AI

Does your model understand the way people speak?

Spoken examples shaped by accent, everyday phrasing, and recording conditions.

A possible output

Audio samples with agreed language and task metadata for training or evaluation.

Illustrative project directions. Collection scope, availability, and permitted use are agreed for each project.

The context belongs with the data.

A recording or response is only part of the picture. The task, language, consent, and review information help your team understand what it can use and what the data represents.

How we approach consent

What to define together

People & setting
Language, relevant local context, and the situations to capture.
Task & review
The prompt, instructions, acceptance criteria, and review status.
Consent & use
The stated purpose and consent record linked to each submission.
Delivery
Data and metadata in agreed formats, such as CSV, JSON, or JSONL.

A sample is a good place to start.

Share the question you’re working on. We can discuss a sample or pilot, the context it needs, and how your team will review it. You don’t need a finished specification to get in touch.

Audio, text & preferences
Current task types for sample and pilot discussions.
Images & video
Tell us what you need to capture so we can discuss feasibility and scope.

What are you working on?

A question and a way to reach you are enough to begin. Add more context if you have it, and we’ll follow up by email.

Add project details (optional)
Data