Access and manage MS SQL databases without setup. Connect via SSH with password or key authentication. Browse, filter, and sort table data. Rename and drop tables and columns. Query databases with assisted features.
Learn SwiftUI with interactive examples and code snippets for components like Sliders, Toggles, Lists, and Grids. Explore foundational elements such as Colors, Fonts, Haptics, Gestures, Animation, SF Symbols, and Accessibility.
Test feedback types on a single screen for comparison. View descriptions and use cases for all 9 types in Swift. Share code via Messages, email, or AirDrop. Access links for additional information. Supports dark mode and offers alternate icons.
Generate secure API authentication tokens and manage them for use in shortcuts. Access tokens via clipboard for third-party logins. Supports open-source code for customization and transparency.
Enable local AI model testing with open-source code. Run experiments on real-world tasks. Evaluate model performance without cloud connectivity. Integrate into other iOS apps for custom AI features.
Create, test, and share games using the engine on and . Edit game assets, preview changes in real time, and export projects for various platforms. Access core features without a subscription.
Input domains or IP addresses to check TLS security. Inspect websites directly from a browser extension. View trust status and certificate details. Identify security issues and device trust relationships.
Allows users to write, run, and debug code locally on iOS. It supports popular libraries like NumPy, Pandas, and Matplotlib. Users can manage projects, view variable outputs, and integrate with external tools.