About us

The people behind BananaMind

BananaMind is a small-language-model project by Banaxi-Tech.

We train compact decoder-only language models from scratch on consumer hardware and release them openly on Hugging Face, together with their tokenizers, benchmark results, and training details. The goal is not to be the largest model — it is to be honest about what a small model trained on a single machine can and cannot do.

The BananaMind organization avatar: a banana curved around a stylised circuit-board brain.

Team

Who works on BananaMind

Each profile below links to that person's Hugging Face account, where their public models, datasets, and activity live.

How we work

What we publish, and what we don't claim

Trained from scratch

Every BananaMind 2 model is pretrained from random initialization on a staged data curriculum — no distillation from a larger model, and no continued pretraining of someone else's checkpoint.

Documented runs

Model cards publish token counts, optimizer settings, learning-rate schedules, tokenizer details, and the exact checkpoint each score was measured on, so results can be traced back to a specific run.

Self-reported scores

Benchmark numbers are our own evaluations, labelled as such. They vary with harness version, dtype, and scoring configuration, and preview checkpoints are always marked as previews rather than finished models.

Contact

Get in touch

Questions about the models, benchmark submissions, evaluation results, and commercial licensing enquiries are all welcome. Discussions about a specific model are best opened directly on its Hugging Face repository.