About Project Jupyter
Project Jupyter is a non-profit open source project that develops Jupyter Notebook and JupyterLab, interactive tools for code, visualisations and narrative text across many languages. Data and computational tools connect information with the methods used to investigate it. Their role gives technical work a software foundation, bringing representation, processing and exploration into projects concerned with understanding data or developing computational approaches.
Notebooks and Interactive Computing
Jupyter Notebook and JupyterLab provide interactive computing tools. Their approach connects code with the results and explanations around it, giving users a working environment for investigating a subject through both execution and written context.
Code, Visualisations and Narrative
Visualisations and narrative text sit alongside code across multiple languages. This connects a technical process with its communication, allowing the work and the explanation of an investigation to be developed within the same computing format.
A Shared Environment for Exploration
The nonprofit open source project serves people learning, analysing and presenting computational work. Its interactive approach connects an experiment with the record of how it was developed, giving technical study a format that includes explanation as well as code. Learners can use the project to explore a concept, while practitioners connect it with a wider analytical workflow. This gives the software a role in both focused investigation and continued technical development, linking individual tasks with broader computing interests.