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Our models

Each model tries our method on a different design. Uluka Dango is live: you can use it in Uluka chat today. Uluka 7B is a proof of concept, and Uluka 266B, planned next, should save the most.

Live

Uluka Dango

Compressed from Google's Gemma 4 26B. Formerly called Uluka 26B.

51.6 GB to 8.7 GB, 5.9× smaller

  • Averages 69.9 on four benchmarks against 70.4 for Google's 4-bit version, using 44% less memory
  • Reads text and images
  • Runs on a single NVIDIA GPU with 12 GB or more
  • Free to use in Uluka chat, and the model behind Uluka Code and the Uluka app

See the results · Try it in Uluka chat

Paused

Uluka Tiramisu

Our larger model, built on open-weight models

  • For harder questions, longer writing and code
  • Part of Uluka Plus, alongside unlimited Uluka Dango and Uluka Code
  • Paused for now while we prepare its launch

See Uluka Plus

Proof of concept

Uluka 7B

Compressed from AI2's OLMoE-1B-7B

13.8 GB to 2.8 GB, 4.9× smaller

  • Keeps about 98% of the original's accuracy across seven benchmarks, corrected for chance
  • Runs on a laptop with no dedicated GPU: about 6 tokens a second on an Intel Core Ultra 5
  • We built it to check the method also works on a second model design. Speed was not a goal.

Planned

Uluka 266B

To be compressed from Thinking Machines' Inkling-Small

Target: about 80 GB on a single 96 GB GPU

  • Inkling-Small is about 10 times the size of Gemma 4 26B, with an Apache-2.0 license. It reads text, images and audio.
  • Its official builds need two to four 96 GB GPUs. We aim to fit it on one. We project 59% to 80% potential savings on GPU cost.
  • Not built yet. These are targets, not results.

How larger models save more