Basalt
No-code platform for shipping AI featuresBuild, test and deploy AI features faster
Highlights
What you can do with it
- An e-commerce team ships an intelligent customer service feature
- A fintech company tunes prompts for a risk assessment model
- A design team integrates AI image generation into its tools
How to use it
- 1 Register on the Basalt site and open the workspace
- 2 Compose or import prompts in the no-code environment
- 3 Use the Co-pilot for improvement suggestions
- 4 Save versions and pick models to test against
- 5 Run tests at scale, then deploy through the Basalt SDK
- 6 Monitor usage and optimize in real time
Who it is for
Pros
- No-code environment lowers the barrier for non-engineers
- Version management makes experimentation reversible
- Monitoring catches errors after deployment, not just before
Limitations
- Free access is a trial rather than a permanent tier
- It is a development platform, so it assumes you have a product
- Reliable production AI still needs real evaluation work
What Basalt is
Basalt is a platform for teams that need to turn an AI idea into a working product feature. It covers the whole path: composing and testing prompts in a no-code environment, getting improvement suggestions from a Co-pilot, and saving versions so you can switch between models and iterate without losing earlier work. Testing supports large-scale runs and expert evaluation, which is where the site focuses its pitch about reliability, since the common failure mode of AI in production is that nobody tested it properly. Finished features deploy into your product through the Basalt SDK, and usage monitoring catches errors in real time rather than at the next release. Collaboration controls are intended to protect intellectual property and user data, and the platform ships with documentation and a prompt library. A free trial is offered.
What you can do with it
- Compose and test prompts without writing code
- Get Co-pilot suggestions for improving a prompt
- Save versions and switch between models to compare results
- Run large-scale tests and expert evaluation before shipping
- Deploy an AI feature into your product with the Basalt SDK
- Monitor usage and catch errors in real time
Who it is for
- Product teams shipping AI features to real users
- Engineering teams that need a controlled prompt iteration loop
- Organizations that must test before an AI feature reaches production
What to watch out for
Free access is a trial rather than a permanent free tier, so ongoing use is a paid commitment. Basalt is a development platform, which means it assumes you already have a product to deploy into; it will not help if you have nothing to attach a feature to. Deployment uses an SDK, so some engineering work is still required even though the prompt work is no-code. And the reliability pitch does not remove the evaluation burden: large-scale tests and expert review only help if you actually build a meaningful test set, which is real work rather than a checkbox.
FAQ
What is Basalt for?
It helps teams turn AI functionality from an idea into a product feature, covering prompt composition, testing, version management and deployment.
Do I need to code to use it?
Prompt composition and testing happen in a no-code environment, and a Co-pilot offers suggestions. Deployment into your product uses the Basalt SDK, so some engineering is involved at that stage.
How does it handle testing?
It supports large-scale testing and expert evaluation, and you can save versions and switch models to compare results before you ship.
Is there a free option?
A free trial is offered. Beyond the trial it is a paid product, so check the current plans on the site.
Why it is free
What the official page says： free trial
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.
Product preview
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