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AI made in the Netherlands, for the Netherlands
Dutch by language, European by location. How we build Loes / Contribute
Why Loes is different
Loes is trained and hosted on GPUs in the EU. We check the licence of each dataset and publish the data we use.
Because the training data is public, you can investigate where a skewed answer may have come from. If you spot one, we can trace it together.
The base models come from European labs and other open projects. Our own training data is public too. If you can improve something, we want you to get involved.
How it works
This is what happens between choosing a base model and putting a new version in the chat. We include the settings so you can check our work.
We continuously monitor new models. We use our own tests to decide which models are good enough to build on. Then we test them with exactly the same questions.
We combine Aya, xP3x, Dolly, and other public datasets. We check the licence of every set. Pirated books and web scrapes with unclear origins are left out.
Good public conversation data in Dutch is scarce. We therefore create some of it ourselves with other models, including models from Mistral.
We adapt them to our European values, remove censorship, and make the Dutch sound more natural.
After training, we make our models public.
Every candidate receives the same held-out Dutch test. We consider its result alongside our practical test and standard benchmarks; we do not combine those different measurements into a single figure.
The chosen model runs with vLLM on European GPUs. The API is available through HostYourAI.
Models and data
We publish the models and training data behind Loes on Hugging Face. You can inspect or download the files yourself.
This profile contains every model and dataset published by HostYourAI.
Our Dutch fine-tune of Qwen3.8-27B. This is the complete merged model, approximately 55.6 GB.
Super Loes uses DeepSeek V4 Pro for text and Kimi K3 for questions with an image. Both model pages are linked below.
The dataset behind Loes, with 51,717 Dutch instruction pairs and the terms that apply to each source.
For developers
You can call Loes from your own software too. The API follows the OpenAI format and runs on HostYourAI GPUs in the EU. In existing code, you usually only change the URL, API key, and model name.
The API uses the same European inference router as chat.loes.ai.
curl https://hostyourai.com/api/v1/chat/completions \
-H "Authorization: Bearer hyai-xxxxxxxx" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"model": "hyai/loes-large",
"messages": [
{ "role": "user", "content": "Wie was Aletta Jacobs?" }
],
"stream": false
}'
Measurement
HostYourAI measures quality with a weekly practical test. We measure speed separately as a technical snapshot.
27 scenarios · 8 categories
Each selected model receives 27 fixed tasks through the same Loes route used by the chat, with our Dutch language layer in front of it. The test covers reliability, Dutch, sources, code, arithmetic, formatting, robustness and self-knowledge. The score is the percentage of usable scenarios that pass.
Latest verification · milliseconds
The speed ranking uses the complete response time of a short test during the latest technical verification on our EU infrastructure. Lower is faster. This is not a quality score: load and a cold start can affect the result.
The Loes models
In the chat, you can choose between Loes and Super Loes.
Fast, detailed, and good in Dutch. Suitable for almost anything.
Our strongest model. It reasons before answering, so it takes longer. Choose this for difficult questions. Still in beta.
Your conversations are never used to train models.
Why Loes
The data behind Loes is public, so you can look for blind spots and bias yourself. We work in small stages and measure whether each one genuinely improves the model. Only then do we spend money on the next training run.
We tested several open base models, trained Loes on our Dutch dataset, and published the model on Hugging Face. The chat now lets you choose between Loes and Super Loes.
Days of work · tens of euros of compute
The next step is pre-training on roughly 100 billion tokens of Dutch text, including the open GPT-NL corpus, FineWeb-2, and Wikipedia. Then we fine-tune and test again.
Days to weeks · low thousands of euros
After that, we want to train a Loes for Dutch law and public-sector work. The sources will include public case law, legislation, and EUR-Lex, material that receives little attention in general models.
After phases 1 and 2
01 Contribute
We could use help with data, compute, and subject knowledge. If you have something that suits Loes, send us a message. We read it ourselves.
Do you have Dutch or European text or instruction data with a clear open licence? It could help us add subjects that are still missing.
GPU time, credits, and spare capacity allow us to train and test models more often.
We are looking for people who know NLP, evaluation, or linguistics. Knowledge of a field Loes does not yet cover well is welcome too.
You can fund the project or work with us on a specific use of European AI.
A small contribution helps keep the free version online. You choose the amount when you donate through Stripe.
Tell us briefly what you would like to contribute and how to reach you.
Support Loes
You can continue to use Loes for free, but the European GPUs still cost us money. Pro helps pay for them and gives you unlimited chat, image generation, and faster models. Your conversations remain in the EU and we never use them as training data.
For anyone who wants to try a free European alternative to ChatGPT.
For people who use Loes often and do not want to wait for a new message allowance.
Your own private Loes environment for the people in your organisation.
🇳🇱 Every plan runs in the EU. We never use your conversations to train models.
We train and host Loes ourselves on European GPUs. You can try her now or help us build the next version.