Dagger
dagger.ioDefine reusable build and test checks as code that can run locally or on a remote engine.
Define reusable build and test checks as code that can run locally or on a remote engine.
Inspect a website in remote browser sessions to reproduce cross-browser and responsive-layout issues.
A Java teaching IDE where learners program actors and see their code run inside interactive worlds.
A browser editor for creating, sharing and remixing p5.js sketches without local setup.
Combine options strategy research with position alerts and live teaching
Teach and solve problems on a real-time board with formulas, diagrams, and freehand drawing.
Provision self-hosted development workspaces that developers can open through a browser IDE or desktop editor.
Global employment with visible hiring stages and funding requirements
A classroom whiteboard for drawing, multimedia lessons, manipulatives, and interactive teaching.
A collaborative sketchboard that connects shared ideas to projects and tasks.
A C and C++ IDE that connects project editing to your compilers, build system, debugger, and tests.
Share cached task results and distribute Nx CI work across workers.
Measure network quality continuously from branch, cloud, Wi-Fi, and remote-worker vantage points.
Discover and monitor network devices with agent-native monitoring, alerts, and topology tools.
A meeting-mode whiteboard for teachers, with a free meeting limit and a paid whiteboard-only plan.
Brainstorm, plan, and design on a real-time collaborative whiteboard.
Check a web application manually or with automation across remote browser and operating-system combinations.
A cloud grid for running browser and mobile application tests on remote devices.
Remote personal training built around an ongoing relationship with a coach
Transfer website files with local and remote panes
Stream a personal PlayStation console to another screen
Remote interviews with locally recorded guest files
Firewall-connected VPN client with policy and sign-in controls
Work with remote storage inside Finder or File Explorer