Ask in plain English
“How can I speed up my app?” “Why is there so much GPU idle time?” Seer’s AI interprets your question, then builds a custom analysis pipeline to answer it.
A new way to understand your code. Seer launches targeted analysis pipelines to pinpoint performance issues in your app.
01/Product
Stop sifting through mountains of data and complex traces. Seer finds the bottleneck for you.
“How can I speed up my app?” “Why is there so much GPU idle time?” Seer’s AI interprets your question, then builds a custom analysis pipeline to answer it.
Every analysis pipeline produces annotated visualizations and findings, so you always see where conclusions come from.
Seer captures application data without any modifications to your source code. And our web-based interface means no new software to install.
02/How it works
Seer simplifies the profiling process so you can spend time actually writing code.
Attach Seer’s collector to your run. Minimal overhead, no source changes or recompilation required.
Describe what you want to know in plain English. Seer’s AI turns the question into a concrete analysis plan.
Answers land in a Vista with interactive visualizations you can drill into, annotate, and share with your team.
03/Vistas
A Vista is your customizable analysis dashboard for a single run, composed of interactive visualizations built specifically for HPC data.
Start with high-level views of execution timelines and node heatmaps. Seer highlights issues so you don't need to sift through mountains of data on your own.
Click into any hotspot to expand function-level calls, per-rank traces, and the supporting analyses. Annotations from Seer’s AI explain what it found and why it flagged it.
04/Collaborators wanted
Of course it can! We’re looking for teams with real codes and real performance
problems.
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University and lab teams exploring parallel performance on new architectures.
Application owners running at scale who need answers faster than a traditional profiler gives them.
Center and system teams supporting many users across many stacks.
Seer is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Science, Office of Advanced Scientific Computing Research, through the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program. The WorkVisualizer prototype was developed under SBIR Phase I Award DE-SC-0024832.