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Read colour-coded charts with pixel names, highlighting and filtered views.

Make Git diffs and related terminal output easier to scan with syntax and word-level highlighting.

A Windows source-code editor with syntax highlighting, tabbed files, and search across documents.

Render responsive charts from JavaScript datasets on an HTML canvas.

A Windows editor for source and text files with configurable syntax highlighting and Perl- or JavaScript-style regular expressions.

Read source and text files in the terminal with syntax highlighting and Git-aware display.

Highlight code with TextMate grammars and themes in a JavaScript rendering pipeline.

Package Kubernetes resources as charts and manage their installation as releases.

Use colour schemes and colour-space operations in D3 projects.

Edit code on iPhone or iPad with broad syntax highlighting, remote file access, and an SSH terminal.

A Windows source-file editor with syntax highlighting, code folding, portable downloads and text-format tools.

Parse flexible colour input and generate conversions, adjustments and harmonies.

Inspect a colour, compare approximate matches and build a gradient.

Connect physical colour references with digital palettes and design files.

Use NCS notations and tools to communicate colour choices.

Study traded volume with footprint charts, profiles and heatmaps

Follow CFD markets with chart controls and a separate demo environment

Save chart configurations and organize repeatable market scans

Convert and interpolate colours through an extensible Python object.

Use desktop chart studies with explicit exchange-data options

Reshape colour relationships on a grid and export reusable LUTs.

Calculate colour from spectral samples and compare the results in Python.

Look up colour values, compare schemes and calculate blends.

Convert colours and generate data scales through a JavaScript API.