If you like Mito, here are some other, similar tools that you might like:<p>Open-Source:<p>- dtale: Very similar to Mito. On top of mito, it provides basic data exploration and can also be launched from within VSCode. Also exports pandas code but not inline into a cell.<p>- pandasgui: alternative that does not export code, yet.<p>Not Open-Source:<p>- bamboolib: very similar to Mito e.g. also has code export into a cell. The basic version is free on local Jupyter Notebook and Lab. bamboolib does NOT allow inline writing of Excel-style formulas like ROUND(A1, 2) like Mito does. On top of Mito, it supports more pandas functions e.g. also datetime handling. Data explorations for the whole table and columns. It has a plot creator for creating Plotly graphs. It does not log any user data - neither about feature usage nor about the actual data. It also works in Jupyter Notebook. Enterprise customers love the ability to extend bamboolib with plugins in order to add their own custom plots or data transformations. Also, bamboolib supports data loaders e.g. to load CSV files from a GUI - Mito currently seems only to work when the data already is available in a Dataframe variable. With bamboolib the user does not have to code anything in order to spawn the UI. The user can just type the name of the dataframe. For Mito the user needs to type mitosheet.sheet(df_name). bamboolib is more mature because it is roughly 2,5 years in development and has many enterprise customers like Spotify, Bain & Company, Procter&Gamble and 2 of the top 10 global asset managers.<p>Full disclosure: I am a co-founder of bamboolib