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Reliable datasets from the unreliable web Tell Jsonify the data you need in plain words. Jason, its AI data engineer, picks the sources, builds the pipeline and checks every row. The dataset then arrives on schedule from websites and mobile apps, with the source page behind every value. When a site changes and a run breaks, Jason repairs the pipeline. You pay per row, and the first 100 rows a month are free. Collect web data, manage pipelines, query datasets, and explore dashboards with Jsonify. Connect using OAuth. Website: https://jsonify.com/?ref=glama Documentation: https://www.jsonify.com/docs/ Authentication: https://factory.jsonify.com/auth.md
Compose multi-panel scientific figures for 16 journals - aligned axes, print-ready exports.
Online calculator for Solar Panel and BESS, and a well-known provider for Solar Systems.
Tennis game plans, scouting reports and match breakdowns from shot-by-shot charted matches.
The Crowded MCP allows organizations to run financial operations by asking — managing expenses, contacts, payment processing, reporting, and more. Samples of what you can do: Keep an eye on spending by asking "What software are we paying for?" and get transactions categorized and totaled without opening a spreadsheet. Get visibility across your organization with a consolidated view of accounts in a few seconds. Cut board preparation time by creating reports and charts of financial data conve
Send a table, get chart code that fits it using ontology + AI: interactive D3 you own (or Plotly and matplotlib for Python). It measures your data's shape first and rules out chart types the data can't honestly support. Sign in with OAuth using a RegiaBI account (a free trial is enough). Your rows are profiled in memory and never stored. Expect high quality results compared to the alternative of agent wrangling.
Run hypothetical retirement simulations and compare outcomes using your assumptions.