Start with an empty grid.
Add columns, type or paste values, insert and delete rows, edit individual cells, and build complete datasets directly inside GetHug.
Build datasets cell by cell, create publication-ready line, scatter, bar, and histogram plots, safely run Python scripts, and keep your scientific workspace available from any computer.
Create data manually like a spreadsheet, import existing files, and turn both into precise, reusable figures without leaving the browser.
Add columns, type or paste values, insert and delete rows, edit individual cells, and build complete datasets directly inside GetHug.
Line, scatter, grouped or stacked bars, histograms, dual Y axes, legends, annotations, transformations, precise sizing, DPI, backgrounds, and export controls.
Store complete graph configurations as reusable recipes, apply them to new data, and share public recipe links with collaborators or the wider community.
Move from raw values to the right visual form, then refine every element for papers, reports, presentations, or rapid experimental review.
Create reusable color palettes for a paper, project, laboratory, or company. Apply the same colors consistently across new figures and shared graph recipes.
Fine-tune axes, scales, limits, ticks, labels, fonts, legends, series order, line styles, markers, reference lines, text, arrows, curved annotations, backgrounds, dimensions, and DPI.
Upload or paste a script, provide files and text inputs when requested, execute it in an isolated environment, and keep useful outputs organized in your dashboard.
Safe execution inside an isolated runner built to contain scripts and files.
Guided inputs when a workflow needs a file, folder, or terminal response.
Reusable outputs including generated files, saved scripts, and public pages.
Saved graph projects, datasets, recipes, Python scripts, and generated files stay organized in your personal GetHug dashboard. Sign in from another computer and continue where you stopped.
At the instrument: enter or paste freshly collected values and inspect the first graph immediately.
At work: use a laboratory or office computer without installing plotting or Python software.
Later, anywhere: reopen saved figures and scripts from your own dashboard—without depending on your personal laptop.
Publish scripts and graph recipes, build a technical profile, and let real reuse—not vanity metrics—show the value of your work.
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Add your background, expertise, professional links, biography, scripts, and graph recipes.
Every public script or recipe gets a clean link that others can open, save, and reuse.
Your creator score grows as people save your work and complete runs with your public tools.