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# QuickStart

This section details the Tensorleap quickstart options

### Prerequisites

The following section aims to guide towards a quick loading of a model and dataset into the platform.\
It assumes that the previous steps were done:

1. [Tensorleap installation](/getting-started/tensorleap-setup/installation.md)
2. [User registration](/getting-started/tensorleap-setup/registering-a-user.md)
3. [CLI authentication](/getting-started/tensorleap-setup/cli-authentication.md)

### Quickstart Alternatives

There are 2 main ways to quickly add a model & dataset into the platform:<br>

* [Leap Hub integration](/getting-started/quickstart/quickstart-using-leap-hub.md)
* [Gallery integration](/getting-started/quickstart/quickstart-using-gallery.md)

#### How to choose a Quickstart option:

* (recommended) If you aim to start using Tensorleap on your own data & you want to have a ready-made example of an off-the-shelf integration for reference before you start with the [Leap Hub integration](/getting-started/quickstart/quickstart-using-leap-hub.md)
* If you're just exploring the platform, and want quick access to a data and a model start with the [Gallery integration](/getting-started/quickstart/quickstart-using-gallery.md)


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