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twilight ventures

tools for data explorers

The export nobody dared open, the log that goes on for miles, the vault a running app still holds, the heap a machine left behind when it stopped. Somebody made all of these and walked away, and the record is what remains of whatever happened down there. As above, so below: the files beneath reveal the truth beyond a glance at the system that wrote them. Reading them is free in the plugins and the extensions. Processing them is the part we charge for. Dive deeper into the abyss, if you dare.

At twilight ventures we make tools for data explorers. Each table viewer opens a file in the IDE, the editor, a Confluence page or a Jira issue, and loads only the rows you are looking at, so the first page of a 10 GB Parquet dataset, a multi-gigabyte log or a 500,000-row sheet is up while the rest is still being read. From there the file can be searched, sorted and filtered, profiled, exported, converted and compared, as far as each product goes. None of the products sends a file's contents anywhere. The plugins and extensions read the file on your machine, and the two Atlassian apps read an attachment inside your own Atlassian site, as the person viewing it, with nothing leaving that site; the security policy has the detail.

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what we make

jetbrains ides

vs code

confluence and jira

what opens where

Twenty-one file formats across twelve products, the two Atlassian apps in review among them, in one table. Pick a format to land on its row.

what's new

The newest note of every product, newest first.

free and pro

On every product you can install today, viewing is free, and the free tier is the complete viewer rather than a demo. Pro is the paid tier of each of them and holds the heavier work: a filter or a sort over every record, the exports, the profile report on the products that have one, the SQL consoles. On the JetBrains Marketplace Pro is a subscription per plugin, and every plugin starts its own 30-day trial of it. For VS Code, Pro is one key from Polar, bought once, that serves both extensions, and each machine gets a 14-day trial with no key to enter. The two Atlassian apps have no Pro tier; they are in review on the Atlassian Marketplace and their listings are not public yet.

support and security

Write to support@twilightventures.dev about a product or a purchase, to sales@twilightventures.dev about pricing, invoices and licensing, and to security@twilightventures.dev about a security problem only.