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Train neural networks in your browser, count LLM tokens, calculate VRAM requirements, and estimate AI infrastructure costs

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Hands-on tools for working with AI and machine learning — from learning how neural networks actually work to planning LLM deployments. Train a real neural network in your browser and watch backpropagation happen live, count tokens to estimate API costs, calculate how much VRAM a model needs to run locally, and compare inference speed across GPUs.

Everything runs client-side in your browser: no accounts, no API keys, and your data never leaves your device. Whether you're a student learning the fundamentals, a developer planning a local LLM setup, or an engineer estimating cloud AI costs, these tools give you concrete answers fast.

Who Uses These Tools

Students and developers learning how neural networks, backpropagation, and gradient descent actually work

Engineers sizing GPU hardware for local LLM deployments (VRAM and tokens-per-second estimates)

Teams estimating OpenAI, Anthropic, and AWS Bedrock API costs from token counts

Architects choosing AI gateways and routing infrastructure for production LLM applications

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do these tools send my data to AI providers?

No. All AI & ML tools run entirely in your browser. The Neural Network Playground trains models on your device, the token counter processes text locally, and the calculators work from published model specifications. Nothing is sent to OpenAI, Anthropic, or any other provider.

Can I really train a neural network without code or a GPU?

Yes. The Neural Network Playground implements the full training pipeline (forward pass, backpropagation, gradient descent) in JavaScript and runs it in a background thread on your CPU. Sample datasets train in under a minute. It is the same math used by TensorFlow and PyTorch, at a smaller scale.

How accurate are the VRAM and inference speed estimates?

The calculators use published model architectures and standard formulas (parameter count × bytes per parameter + KV cache + overhead). Real-world numbers vary with your inference framework and settings, but the estimates are typically within 10-15% — accurate enough for hardware planning decisions.

Which LLMs do the token and cost tools support?

The token counter supports GPT-4/GPT-3.5 (tiktoken), Claude, and Llama-family tokenizers. The AWS Bedrock calculator covers Claude, Llama, Titan, and other Bedrock models. The VRAM calculator works with any model on Hugging Face plus popular open models like Llama, Gemma, Qwen, and DeepSeek.