Empower your team to use and share data in new ways
The Tumult Platform is the most advanced software platform for designing and deploying differentially private solutions, including private analytics and synthetic data.
benefits
Easy to use
Rapidly develop using familiar APIs similar to Pandas and Spark.
Powerful, flexible and scalable
Conduct advanced statistical analyses effortlessly on tables with billions of rows.
Hardened, vetted core
Built on a secure foundation, fully open-source and audited by a third-party, to ensure end-to-end differential privacy.
About the platfrom
Rapid deployment, powered by expert guidance
We’ve built the tools to empower your team to take the lead in building and deploying solutions for its critical use cases. Tumult Analytics’ user-friendly API and documentation supports your team’s ability to rely on the platform’s privacy guarantees, allowing them to focus on business logic. Our training and expert support enable you to grow your team’s expertise to build and deploy safe data products.
about Tumult analytics
Rapid deployment with expert guidance available
We've made our platform intuitive and easy to use, so you can start generating differentially private results quickly. If your team needs assistance along the way, Tumult's training sessions and bootcamps offer support. Additionally, our recognized experts are always available for a consultation.
services
Custom solutions for every customer
Benefits of using Tumult Analytics
Easy to use
Scalable
Robust and production-ready
Powerful
Integrations
About Tumult Analytics
Powering real-world solutions
Organizations with mission-critical privacy requirements use Tumult Analytics to implement sophisticated data products with differential privacy
The U.S. Census Bureau uses Tumult Analytics' advanced transformations and optimized privacy accounting features to publish hundreds of millions of statistics as part of their 2020 Decennial Census Program.
The Wikimedia Foundation relies on Tumult Analytics' sophisticated privacy model and its ability to scale to publish more than 250 million statistics about browsing patterns on Wikipedia.
The Internal Revenue Service benefits from Tumult Analytics' advanced aggregations and parameter optimization features to share income data with the Department of Education and power the yearly College Scorecard.