JupyterHub
jupyter.orgGive groups of users access to managed Jupyter notebook environments from one hub server.
Give groups of users access to managed Jupyter notebook environments from one hub server.
Monitor production ML and LLM systems for drift, quality, fairness, and agent behavior.
Travel expenses, reimbursement approvals and fleet costs in a shared workflow
A beginner-focused BASIC IDE with instant graphics, a step debugger, and a browser-based WebAssembly edition.
Explore an interpreted object-oriented language for web applications, scripts, and text-processing tasks.
Choose a file-focused editor or add project-wide build and debug tools.
Quick drawn boards with dialogue, timing and animatic exports
A managed observability service for centralizing infrastructure metrics alongside logs and traces.
A private daily journal for voice, video, writing, and quick mood check-ins.
Organize projects, tasks, and documents in a focused workspace for creative teams.
A cross-platform IDE with language-aware editing, refactoring, project wizards, and application tooling.
German home cooking with technique guides, videos and seasonal menus
Dinner recipes organized around ingredients and cooking methods
Schedule invoice reminders using connected accounting records
Remote personal training built around an ongoing relationship with a coach
Everyday recipes with weekly plans and equipment-based dinner collections
Point-of-service ratings with follow-up reasons for different sentiments
Drop a screenshot onto a device photograph and download the preview.
Self-hosted expense entry with daily detail and monthly comparisons
Package Kubernetes resources as charts and manage their installation as releases.
Malaysian mobile banking with payee search, PDF receipts and SavePlus accounts
A distraction-free Markdown editor for local notes on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
A browser-installable notes app that stores Markdown files in the user’s Google Drive or Dropbox.
Compile suitable Python numerical functions to machine code when they are first called.