A connected workflow
AI engineering teams quickly discover they need common components to support their ops workflow — like logging, playgrounds, and evaluation runners. But these often feel disconnected from each other. Each solves a narrow problem without consideration for what comes before or after. Freeplay takes an integrated approach. Every feature is designed to feed into the next step of your iteration cycle:- Prompt templates and named agents separate structure from data. Freeplay distinguishes between the static parts of your prompts and the variables populated at runtime. Each instance of a trace for a specific agent or sub-agent gets named and grouped together. This structure makes it seamless to turn production logs into replayable dataset rows for testing.
- Datasets enforce compatibility. Dataset schemas match prompt templates or specific agents, so you always know whether a dataset will in a given test scenario. No more time lost reformatting test data.
- Evaluations reference your data structure. When writing LLM judges or code-based evaluators, you can target or compare specific input variables (not just an entire interpolated input blob). This precision leads to more meaningful quality signals.
- Production traces become test cases. Annotated examples from production flow directly into datasets. Failures become regression tests. The system is designed to turn usage into better testing data.
True cross-functional collaboration
AI product development works best when engineers, product managers, designers, and domain experts work together. The people closest to customer or business problems often have the clearest sense of what “good” looks like, but most AI engineering tools relegate them to spectators who can only contribute when closely supported by an engineer. Freeplay changes this dynamic, so that each team member can contribute their full expertise. Non-engineers can:- Create and iterate on prompts, models and tool definitions in the playground
- Build test datasets manually or from production logs
- Write and refine LLM judges for custom evaluation metrics
- Run tests and evaluations to compare prompt and model changes
- Review agent traces and annotate quality issues
AI that accelerates your workflow
The future of AI engineering involves AI agents working alongside human teams. Freeplay applies AI at specific points in the iteration cycle where it adds the most value, for example:- Eval generation helps you write better LLM judges faster, automatically adapting to your prompt structure and data
- Prompt optimization uses your production data — evaluation results, user feedback, and human annotations — to generate improved prompt versions, optimized for specific models
- Review insights analyze patterns across human notes and LLM judge reasoning to surface actionable themes and root causes
Built for enterprise teams
Freeplay truly serves the needs of enterprise product development teams: organizations with strong software engineering foundations applying AI to complex business problems. We focus on teams that need:- Production-grade infrastructure that works in any cloud and scales with usage, providing instant search over terrabytes of logs and traces
- Framework flexibility to work with your existing stack, whether you write your own custom code or use popular agent frameworks
- Security and compliance controls for enterprise requirements, including support for multi-region deployments to support strict data domicile requirements
- Premium support to help teams without prior AI engineering experience build solid evaluations and test harnesses and adopt best practices

