
FissionBox, Early Beta Access
Build vision/YOLO models fast — without labelling data
FissionBox, Early Beta Access launched on August 5, 2025 with 6 votes.
What it does
Simply upload footage, give the vision reactor a goal (e.g., "track cat faces"), click "fission", that's it! Now you download a labelled YOLO dataset and/or train a model. Built for devs, data scientists, and startups moving fast. Bye labelling!
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