Helicone.ai is creating an advanced observability platform tailored for developers working with Large Language Models (LLMs). Our goal is to simplify and enhance the operational side of deploying these models, making it easier for developers to monitor, manage, and optimize their AI applications at scale. Helicone provides a unified view of performance, cost, and user interaction metrics for various LLM providers, like OpenAI, Anthropic, and LangChain, empowering developers to make their LLM deployments more efficient, reliable, and cost-effective. ### Key Features 1. **Centralized Observability**: Our platform captures and visualizes detailed logs and metrics across all LLM deployments. With tools for prompt management, performance tracing, and debugging, Helicone provides real-time insights into the inner workings of your LLMs. 2. **LLM Performance Optimization**: Helicone supports prompt experimentation, success rate tracking, and fine-tuning, allowing you to continuously improve response quality and efficiency. This level of insight makes it easier to deliver high-performing, cost-effective AI applications. 3. **Flexible Data Management**: We understand that data privacy is critical. Helicone supports deployment options for dedicated instances, hybrid cloud integrations, or self-hosted environments, allowing clients to maintain control over their data and ensuring compliance with privacy standards. ### Built for Developers and Data Scientists Helicone is designed to meet the needs of engineers and data scientists who require transparency and control over their LLMs. From chatbots to document processing systems, Helicone equips you with the insights needed to track costs, understand user interactions, and optimize outputs—all from one intuitive platform. By combining observability with LLM-specific insights, Helicone is redefining AI monitoring, empowering developers to deploy and scale their AI models with confidence.
Justin is the founder of Helicone, a company dedicated to improving the lives of developers using LLMs. With 5+ years of experience tinkering and hacking on various projects, Justin has honed his technical skills and understands the critical elements of good software infrastructure. Before starting Helicone, Justin was a developer evangelist and teacher at Apple, where he developed a deep passion for supporting developers and their success.
TL;DR Instead of building tools to monitor your generative AI product, use Helicone to get instant observability of your requests.
Hey everyone, we are the team behind Helicone.
Scott brings UX and finance expertise: 4+ years across Tesla, Bain Capital, and DraftKings.
Justin brings platform and full-stack expertise: 7+ years across Apple 🍎, Intel, and Sisu Data.
We’re on a mission to make it extremely straightforward to observe and manage the use of language models.
You’re using generative AI in your product and your team needs to build internal tools for it:
Helicone logs your completions and tracks the metadata of your requests. It is an analytics interface for understanding your metrics broken down by users, models, and prompts with visual cards. It caches your completions to save on bills, and helps you overcome rate limits with intelligent retry techniques.
🎩 Integrate Helicone with one line of code
Helicone is a proxy service that executes and logs your requests, secured by Cloudflare workers around the globe to add less than a scratch to your overall latency.
Plug Helicone into wherever you are calling OpenAI with a single line of code by changing the base URL, and immediately get a visual experience for your requests.
🔖 Customize requests with properties
Append custom information like the user, conversation or session id to group requests, then instantly get metrics like the total latency, the users disproportionately driving your OpenAI costs, or the average cost of a user session.
📥 Setup caching and retries
Easily cache your completions so that duplicate requests don’t drive up your bill. Customize your cache for your application’s unique requirements. This removes the latency overhead when you’re experimenting to make development faster.
Configure retry rules when you run into rate limits, or even route your request to another provider when your service is down.