Nori V1 — Replaces XGBoost

Train nothing.Predict anything.

Foundation models for structured data that replace XGBoost with one API call.Free and open source. Try Nori locally on private data — no training, feature engineering, or tuning.

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Why this matters

The world runs on tables.

The predictions that run a business aren't made from prose or pixels. They're made from rows and columns. Tabular data is the most valuable data most companies own, and the hardest to get right.

View industry use cases

Banking & risk

Credit scoring, fraud detection, and lifetime-value prediction from customer and transaction tables.

Retail & supply chain

Demand forecasting, pricing simulation, inventory planning, and scenario analysis.

Insurance

Claims severity, underwriting risk, and churn — straight from policy and claims tables.

Healthcare

Readmission risk, cost prediction, and triage from structured clinical records.

Infrastructure

Capacity planning, throughput forecasting, incident risk, and predictive maintenance.

Growth & marketing

Conversion, lifetime value, and propensity scoring across the funnel.

The problem

Classical ML repeats the same work for every dataset.

Feature engineeringRebuilt from scratch for every dataset.

Training and tuningWeeks spent searching for the right parameters.

Text and numbersStill trapped in separate models.

Structured data foundation models

Nori replaces the boosting workflow.

It returns predictions without feature engineering, training, or hyperparameter search.

Synthefy foundation model

Python
from synthefy_nori import NoriRegressor
model = NoriRegressor()
predictions = model.predict(X_test, X_train, y_train)
One forward pass
to produce predictions
Beats tuned XGBoost / LightGBM
zero-shot, with no feature engineering, training, or hyperparameter tuning

Managed API served on SOC 2 Type II certified infrastructure — HIPAA, GDPR, and zero data retention

Developers

For Developers

Completely open-source code and weights, or use Nori through the managed API.