Legal review is the critical path
Access to production data now takes longer than the modelling work it enables. Roadmaps stall on signatures, not on GPUs.
Synthetic data
Phantomset generates stand-in datasets that behave like the real thing: same distributions, same correlations, same ugly edge cases. What they don't contain is a single personal record. Your models learn the shape of the data without ever touching the people in it.
Pre-launch · for teams blocked on data access, not on models
Access to production data now takes longer than the modelling work it enables. Roadmaps stall on signatures, not on GPUs.
Rare conditions, unusual combinations, extreme values — exactly the rows you most need are the ones that fewest people can share.
Third-party datasets arrive without a defensible lineage. When a model is challenged, nobody can trace what it was trained on.
Schemas, type constraints, distributions and inter-column relationships. Where real data isn't shareable at all, we fit to a documented specification instead.
Relational integrity is preserved across tables, so joins behave the way your pipelines expect. Categorical mixes and tail behaviour are matched, not smoothed away.
Re-identification and nearest-neighbour tests against the source, with the results attached to the dataset as evidence rather than a claim in an email.
A dataset you can hand to a contractor, a regulator and a model — without a meeting in between.
Marginal and joint statistics compared against the source, reported per column so you can see where the fit is weak.
Multi-table generation that keeps keys, cardinalities and referential structure intact across the whole schema.
Membership-inference and nearest-neighbour checks run against every generated set, with pass thresholds you set.
Optional differential privacy with an explicit epsilon, tracked per release rather than per pipeline run.
Every dataset ships with its generator version, fitting parameters, privacy results and the decisions made along the way.
Direct identifiers are never carried through, and quasi-identifier combinations are tested rather than assumed safe.
We're working with a small number of teams whose data access is the constraint. Send us the schema shape and the regulatory frame you operate in, and we'll tell you whether a phantom set is viable for it.
Or email hello@phantomset.com directly.