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CatBoost development services for models on tabular data

We have no published CatBoost build. Our Python 3.13 back ends hold the records such a model learns from, and we say plainly that none of them trains one.

0Published builds on CatBoost
1.2.10Latest release, 19 Feb 2026
1.2.9Released 18 February
1Release without JVM artifacts, 1.2.9
What we build

What we would take on with CatBoost

Models on records

Gradient boosting on tables such as inspection and fleet data.

Models behind an API

A FastAPI service in front of a trained model.

Evidence beside the score

A prediction that shows what drove it.

Upgrades

Moves onto 1.2.10.

Architecture

Where CatBoost would sit

A boosted model on the fleet data
Data
PostgreSQL and PostGISStops, legs, geofences
MQTT telematicsPosition and engine data
Model
CatBoost logo
CatBoost modelWhere it would sit
Python logo
FastAPIPython 3.13
Use
React logo
Dispatch consoleSixteen live screens

Illustration. A dashed outline marks where the technology would sit. We have no published build on it.

Releases

Recent CatBoost releases

The latest CatBoost releases
18 February

CatBoost 1.2.9

Published without JVM artifacts, because of issues with publishing.

19 February 2026

CatBoost 1.2.10

Marked latest on GitHub.

Source: CatBoost releases on GitHub, checked 6 November 2026. The list shows day and month, and the asset timestamps give 2026 for 1.2.10.

Builds

The closest builds we can show you

TruckFleet Labs dispatch console and driver app built by Dev Station
Logistics, fleet operations

TruckFleet Labs

Stops, legs and telematics in PostGIS and Redis, the data a boosted model would learn from.

112 to 97 kmOne route after route sequencing
Sales OS account research product built by Dev Station
AI product, in-house

Sales OS

A graded brief with six scored axes, where every score carries its evidence.

1 creditOpens all six tabs of an account brief
Fit check

When CatBoost is the right call

Pick CatBoost when

  • Your data is a table with many text-like categories
  • You want a strong baseline fast
  • You can explain the result to a user

Look elsewhere when

  • You need a published CatBoost build to inspect, which we do not have
  • The job is images or text, where deep learning fits
  • You have too few labelled rows
Stack

What CatBoost usually sits beside

XGBoost logoXGBoost
LightGBM logoLightGBM
scikit-learn logoscikit-learn
Python logoPython
Apache Airflow logoApache Airflow
Docker logoDocker
FAQs

What buyers ask first

Which CatBoost version is current?

CatBoost 1.2.10, marked latest on GitHub and released on 19 February 2026. Version 1.2.9 came out the day before.

Do you have a published CatBoost build?

No. We say so on the first call and show the nearest work, which is Python data builds with PostGIS and a sync queue.

CatBoost, XGBoost or LightGBM?

All three are gradient boosting libraries. We say which fits your data on the first call, and we have no published build on any of them.

Who owns the code and the cloud accounts?

You do, from the first commit. Repositories and cloud accounts stay in your name.

Tell us what your table has to predict

Thirty minutes on your data, your labels and your CatBoost version. No sales pitch.

Let's Talk