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Best ML Experiment Tracking Software 2026

ML experiment tracking software helps teams compare runs and manage the records around machine-learning work. This list lets buyers compare plans, prices, tracking features, deployment choices and developer access.

The page is rebuilt nightly. It presents the available tools without a published ranking basis, so readers can compare the maker-published details directly.

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Weights & Biases is an AI developer platform for building agents, applications, and models.

Free plan Free trial From $60 a month AndroidiPhone & iPadWebWindowsMacLinux+2
02

Comet

Comet offers Opik and MLOps products on one platform for machine learning work.

WebWindowsMac+3
Record6.0 Visit
03

DagsHub

DagsHub manages data, datasets, experiments, and models for text, images, audio, video, and other files.

WebWindowsMac+3
Record6.0 Visit
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Lamin

Lamin suits scientists and engineers in academia, biotech, and global pharma, from personal projects to enterprise R&D.

WebAPISelf-hosted
Record5.5 Visit
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ClearML

ClearML combines infrastructure control, AI development tools, and GenAI app deployment with monitoring.

WebWindowsMac+3
Record5.2 Visit
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Metaflow

Metaflow helps Python teams build, deploy, and operate data science, ML, and AI applications.

WebMacLinux+2 Free plan Record5.1 Visit
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ZenML

ZenML orchestrates Python AI and ML pipelines across Kubernetes, cloud services, or a laptop.

WebWindowsMac+3 $999 a month Record5.1 Visit
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LabML

LabML is an open-source app server for recording deep learning metrics and hardware use from any device.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+3 Free plan Record5.0 Visit
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MLRun

MLRun orchestrates machine learning and GenAI lifecycles with automation, deployment, observability, and a feature store.

WebWindowsMac+3 Free plan Record5.0 Visit
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TensorBoard

TensorBoard visualizes ML metrics, TensorFlow graphs, and changing distributions during experimentation.

WebWindowsMac+3 Free plan Record4.9 Visit
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Hopsworks AI Lakehouse

The platform is aimed at developers, data scientists, platform and security engineers, and administrators building AI systems.

WebLinuxAPI+1 Free plan Record4.7 Visit
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Rubicon-ML

Rubicon-ML records model training details, outcomes, and Git information in searchable projects and experiments.

WebLinuxAPI+1 Free plan Record4.7 Visit
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Trackio

Trackio is a Python library for machine learning runs with local or hosted logs and comparison dashboards.

WebWindowsMac+3 Free plan Record4.7 Visit
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InstantML

InstantML logs runs, metrics, artifacts, and charts through a Python SDK, including offline buffering.

WebAPI $199 a month Record4.5 Visit
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Midcore Tracks

Experiment tracker that records runs, metrics, artifacts, and environments, then promotes versioned models.

WebWindowsMac+1 — Record4.5 Visit
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mlop

mlop tracks and compares experiments, model versions, metrics, artifacts, gradients, and training performance.

WebSelf-hosted Free plan Record4.4 Visit
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Kubeflow Notebooks

Kubernetes environments for interactive AI, machine-learning, and data development in notebook containers.

WebSelf-hosted Free plan Record4.3 Visit
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MLtraq

Open-source tool for designing, executing, tracking, sharing, and resuming Python ML and AI experiments.

Linux Free plan Record4.3 Visit
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Sacred

Python tool for configuring, organizing, logging, and reproducing computational experiments from the command line.

LinuxSelf-hosted Free plan Record4.3 Visit
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DVCLive

DVCLive suits Python-based machine learning practitioners who track experiments with Git and DVC.

API Free plan Record4.2 Visit
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Guild AI

Free ML experiment tracker that records runs, supports searches, and compares results in browser tools.

WebWindowsMac+1 Free Record4.2 Visit
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MLflow GenAI Evaluation

MLflow GenAI Evaluation manages test data, feedback, judges, scores, and comparisons for LLM applications.

WebAPISelf-hosted Free plan Record4.2 Visit
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ModelDB

ModelDB versions models and records code, data, configuration, environments, metrics, and artifacts.

WebAPISelf-hosted Free plan Record4.2 Visit
24 WebAPI Free plan Record4.2 Visit
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Valohai

MLOps platform for orchestrating ML workflows and managing compute, datasets, pipelines, and experiment versions.

WebLinuxAPI+1 — Record4.2 Visit

Before you choose

Compare free access and paid entry

Check whether a tool has a free plan, a free trial or neither before you commit. The list records paid starting prices where makers publish them.

Weights & Biases, Comet, DagsHub, ClearML and InstantML publish freemium plans with paid entry points. LabML, Metaflow, Rubicon-ML and DVCLive publish free plans; LabML and Rubicon-ML are open source.

Check the records you need

Use the comparison fields to check artifact tracking, dataset versioning and a model registry. These features cover different parts of an experiment record and model workflow.

Deployment options are listed as a separate field, so compare them with the tracking features rather than treating them as the same capability.

Match the way you build

API and SDK access matters when code needs to send runs or read results. Check this field alongside the platform options before choosing a service.

The listed platform options include web, API, self-hosted, Linux, macOS and Windows. Pick the access route that fits your environment.

Review open-source terms

If you need to read or change the code, check the tool's licence and hosting model. The list identifies open-source software separately from free plans.

A free plan does not by itself describe the licence, so treat those as separate checks.

Questions

What does this list compare?
It compares free plans, paid starting prices, run comparison, artifact tracking, dataset versioning, model registries, deployment options, and API or SDK access.
Which tools have a free plan?
Examples include Weights & Biases, LabML, Comet, DagsHub, Metaflow, Hopsworks AI Lakehouse, Lamin, ClearML, DVCLive and InstantML.
Which tools publish a free trial?
Weights & Biases publishes a 30-day trial, and DagsHub publishes a 14-day trial. Trial terms can differ from free-plan terms.
Can I use these tools through an API?
API access is a comparison field. The platform list also identifies API, web, self-hosted, Linux, macOS and Windows availability.
Are any tools open source?
LabML and Rubicon-ML publish open-source pricing notes. Check the licence and hosting details before adopting either tool.