
Pluto by Trainy recently launched!
Founded by Roanak Baviskar & Andrew Aikawa
The pair founded Trainy to help AI teams efficiently manage and utilize GPU infrastructure. When they heard Neptune was shutting down, their customers started panicking about losing years of experiment history and having to rewrite their logging code on a tight deadline.
So they built Pluto.
Neptune's March 5th shutdown is forcing research teams into one of the worst kinds of migrations: rushed, high-stakes, and hard to verify.
Most alternatives require you to:
And you have to do all of this before March 5th or your data gets deleted.
1. Dual-log to both platforms simultaneously
Add one import, keep your existing Neptune code running, and Pluto logs side-by-side. Validate that everything matches on your real training workloads before you cut over.
2. Export your Neptune history
Pluto includes a Neptune exporter that brings your old runs into Pluto. Years of experiment data, preserved.
3. Built for the workloads Neptune users actually run
They are optimizing for what Neptune users loved: UI responsiveness at scale, reliable logging throughput under multi-node/multi-GPU workloads, and the ability to track thousands of per-layer metrics without lag.
Deployment options:
If you're a Neptune user, please try Pluto with dual-logging before the March shutdown.
They are specifically looking for feedback on:
Early Bird offer: Start dual-logging in the next 2 weeks → 3 months hosted free.
They are listed on Neptune's official transition hub.