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Good summary, thanks for the tldr; +1 for the comment about Electronic/Javascript, also don't want to start a flame war heh. exploratory.io looks really neat,

Good summary, thanks for the tldr; +1 for the comment about Electronic/Javascript, also don't want to start a flame war heh. exploratory.io looks really neat, it's a shame about the pricing and I'm not quite sure if it's a native app once you purchase or if it's an in-browser online-only app, because if it's online only 1) I'd be worried about uploading data to a 3rd party and 2) The internet in Australia is _terrible_ so uploading / downloading larger data sets might be painful.

Pamar 9y ago
From their FAQ (https://exploratory.io/faq https://exploratory.io/faq) - I have very sensitive data. Is my data safe? Any data you import into Exploratory Desktop always stays on your PC and never leave your PC unless you explicitly publish (share) it to Exploratory Cloud (exploratory.io). If you decided to publish the data to Exploratory Cloud for sharing or scheduling, you can share it in a private way so that so that only you and others you have invited can view it. The data is also stored in encrypted. Please take a look at our Privacy Policy for more details. - Where exactly my data is stored after importing? All the data you import into Exploratory Desktop is saved as a binary form (R's Rdata format) inside your repository, which is located under '/.exploratory' on your PC.