Trellis converts your unstructured data into SQL-compliant tables with a schema you define in natural language. With Trellis, you can now run SQL queries on complex data sources like financial documents, contracts, and emails. Our AI engine guarantees accurate schema and results. Leading enterprises use Trellis to: 1. Unlock hidden revenue in their customer data (e.g., Underwriting teams use Trellis to extract key features from transaction data and build better risk models.) 2. Supercharge RAG applications by enabling end-users to ask analytical questions not possible before with traditional Vector DB (e.g., what are the top three features that users are requesting) 3. Enrich their data warehouse with business-critical information (e.g., Retrieving detailed pricing and quantity information of products sold on competitor websites)
Mac is the co-founder and CEO of Trellis. Previously, he worked at the Stanford AI lab on large multimodal models with the DoD and built ML infrastructure at Cresta, Moveworks, and Amazon. Mac started his first company at 15, building water leak detection systems, and grew it to six figures in ARR.
Trellis extracts and transforms your unstructured data to SQL-compliant tables with schema you define with natural language. With Trellis, you can run SQL queries on your unstructured data sources like financial documents, contracts, customers, emails, etc.
Our AI engine combines LLMs, multimodal models, and database query engines to guarantee correct schema and accurate results across unstructured data sources.
Trellis in-action: Processing hundreds of pages for all common health insurance plans)
Mac & Jacky are friends from the Stanford AI Lab, where we spent too much time indoors building language models and hoping that it would talk to us π§ π»
Previously, Mac built LLM infra at Cresta and Moveworks where our ML pipeline processed Terabytes of chat logs and voice calls. Jacky taught AI classes at Stanford and worked at Meta on their real-time machine learning team handling complex model deployment challenges.