Deepnote’s founders knew first-hand that data scientists do not work alone, hence conceived the company in 2019, offering a cloud-based notebook that promises to ease collaboration for data science professionals.
The Jupyter Notebook was the most popular of its kind existing in the market, but was weak when it came to collaboration and didn’t seem to facilitate best engineering practices. The founders didn’t get very far after trying to raise these problems with Jupyter, so figured that if they don’t build an alternative, no one else will.
The company has experienced rapid growth, fueled by strong backing from top investors and has quickly become a go-to platform for shared data science notebooks. With major clients like DyteDance and Discord already on board, the company is ready to expand its product and offerings in order to strengthen its presence within the data science community.
Steph
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle