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June 25, 2025 Interactive workflows: simple, step-by-step Python notebooks with action buttons

I wanted to share some exciting progress from my journey building MLJAR Studio – our desktop app that’s making data science way more accessible, even for folks who aren’t programmers.

Lately, we’ve added interactive workflows: simple, step-by-step Python notebooks with action buttons. You can click to open no-code GUIs or send smart prompts to AI—meaning you can load data, explore, visualize, and train models without writing a single line of code.

We’ve just released two new workflows:

  • Chat with Your Data Using AI: Upload your data and ask anything—AI will write and run the code for you.

  • AutoML Training: Load data, pick your target, and train multiple models in a few clicks (with reports and leaderboards!).

Would love your feedback, feature ideas, or just to connect with fellow bootstrappers. The journey continues, and I’m super excited about making machine learning easy for everyone!

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June 23, 2025 Working on MLJAR Studio - desktop app that makes data analysis easier

I’m excited to share a bit about my journey working on MLJAR Studio, our desktop application that brings AI-powered data analysis right to your fingertips.

From the start, our mission has been clear: make data analysis accessible, fast, and enjoyable for everyone, regardless of their programming skills. We saw that many tools out there required too much setup, too many technical hurdles, or too steep a learning curve. So we set out to build something different—a desktop app that just works out of the box, with Python and all the required packages automatically installed.

One of my favorite parts of MLJAR Studio is its mix of no-code and AI-powered code generation. We created more than 100 no-code blocks that cover the most common data analysis tasks: loading, cleaning, wrangling, visualization, and even Automated Machine Learning (AutoML). For everything else, there’s an integrated AI assistant. Just type your request in plain English—“plot a histogram of revenue by month”—and the app generates the Python code for you. It’s a huge time-saver and a game-changer for both beginners and experienced analysts.

What really sets MLJAR Studio apart is its context awareness. Our AI assistant has access to your data’s columns, types, and variables, so its recommendations are always relevant and tailored to your project. Plus, if you’re just getting started or want to follow a structured process, we offer ready-made workflows that guide you step-by-step through typical data analysis scenarios.

Of course, building something like this is challenging and exciting. Every day, I’m inspired by our users’ creativity and feedback. We’re constantly improving the app based on real-world needs—adding new no-code blocks, supporting more data sources, and making the AI smarter and more helpful.

If you’re interested in trying MLJAR Studio, there’s a free plan that lets you explore most of the features. You can download it and get started right away: mljar.com

Working on MLJAR Studio has been a rewarding experience, and I truly believe we’re building a tool that empowers people to do better, faster, and more insightful data analysis—with a little help from AI.

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July 17, 2020 Released version 0.5.3

I've released a new version of my open-source AutoML package. It has wide range of algorithms available and can produce Markdown reports from trained models. It provides many explanations about the ML model: feature importance, SHAP plots, decision tree visualization ... https://github.com/mljar/mljar-supervised

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November 4, 2019 Django tutorial on deploying ML! :)

I've created a free tutorial on how to deploy machine learning models with Django! It has many details and step by step explanations. It shows how to train the ML model. It shows how to set-up Django project and add ML in it. The ML models are available as REST API. Enjoy!
https://www.deploymachinelearning.com/

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January 2017 Incorporation

Incorporated with Stripe Atlas

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February 14, 2016 Started working on idea

I would like to have a service where I can throw my data and get best possible Machine Learning models.

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