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Projects
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Features

Command palette
Real-time collaboration
Comments
Integrations
Text editing
SQL blocks
Chart blocks
Variable explorer
Terminal
Version history
Scheduling
Code intelligence
Dark mode
Keyboard shortcuts
Input blocks

Collaboration

Workspace permissions
Sharing a project
Publishing a project
Launch repositories in Deepnote

Deepnote API

Deepnote API
Execute a notebook

Environment

Selecting hardware
Custom initialization
Custom environments and install new packages
Long-running jobs
Restoring variables
Environment variables
Incoming connections
Pre-installed packages
Python requirements

Integrations

Snowflake
Google BigQuery
Redshift
ClickHouse
Amazon Athena
PostgreSQL
MySQL / MariaDB
SQL Server (Azure SQL)
MongoDB
GitHub
dbt
Docker Hub
Google Container Registry
Amazon ECR
Amazon S3
Google Cloud Storage (GCS)
MindsDB
InfluxDB
Large files
Google Drive
Dropbox
OneDrive
Spark
Supabase
Azure Blob Storage
Authorize connections from Deepnote IP addresses
SSH key
Great Expectations
Telegram
Slack
Airtable
Notion
GitLab
Tracking experiments
Comet.ml
Neptune.ai
Weights & Biases

Import & export

Importing data to Deepnote
Sharing and embedding blocks
Export a notebook
Export a project
Export a PDF

Pricing

Plans and billing
Additional machine hours
Downgrading or canceling a subscription

Deepnote for education

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Security and privacy

SSO & Directory sync

Resources

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Tracking experiments

Deepnote can connect to any third party service using the terminal and environment variables. Below are step-by-step guides for popular experiment tracking tools.

Comet.ml

Neptune.ai

Weights & Biases