When Jakob Jurových and his team started building Deepnote in 2019, they saw a gap between two computational worlds that no existing tool could bridge.
“World A was the world of tools that were simple to use, easy to get started with, but they also take you only so far,” said Jurových, Deepnote’s founder and CEO, pointing to spreadsheets as the prime example.
“In World B, where tools are much more advanced, you can build anything that you can imagine — but first you need to spend a lot of time learning the tool.”
Jurových made…
