Neptyne

With Neptyne, you can run Python code directly in Google Sheets, and it integrates with widely used data science tools. You can import and install any Python package you need, so it's good for lots of data analysis and processing tasks.

Among Neptyne's features are:

• Data Import: Combine data from spreadsheets, CSVs, JSON and HTML tables. Connect to databases and to Google Analytics.
• Data Processing: Run AI models for summarization, cleaning and classification. Run anomaly detection, time series forecasting and Monte Carlo simulations.
• Visualization and Automation: Use Python libraries like plotly and matplotlib to create visualizations. Run reports, send emails and notifications by SMS, WhatsApp or Twitter.

Neptyne has four pricing tiers:

• Free: Run Python code from Google Sheets, good for GMail accounts. Includes a limited free API budget and best effort support.
• Individual: $250/month, includes organization-level sharing, priority support and access to OpenAI, Bing and Google Maps APIs for 10 seats, with additional seats costing $20/month.
• Organization: Custom pricing, pre-installed and custom Python libraries, on-premise option, and single sign-on.
• Enterprise: Contact for custom pricing, with fair use applying.

Among the examples of practical uses for Neptyne are stock quote prediction, OpenAI-powered recipes, Iris flower classification, weather forecasting, news mapping and chess position rendering. You can check out these examples and others in the application gallery.

Tutorials cover installation, using PyPI packages, calling APIs securely and quickstart guides for integrating Python with Google Sheets. More advanced features, like enabling interactive buttons and graphs, require additional permissions.

Neptyne is a useful tool for anyone who needs to combine Python abilities with Google Sheets, whether you're a data analyst, scientist or programmer.

Published on June 9, 2024