Mito
Jupyter extensions that help you write code faster: Context aware AI Chat, Autocomplete, and Spreadsheet
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What is Mito?
Mito is an AI-powered Jupyter notebook extension that makes Python data science accessible to everyone by combining a spreadsheet interface with code generation. It runs 100% on your infrastructure, allowing users to edit Pandas dataframes like Excel while automatically generating production-ready Python code for every action. The tool is designed for analysts who want to automate Excel reports without writing code from scratch, data scientists accelerating EDA and visualization, and ML engineers building models faster with AI assistance.
Key features include the Jupyter Agent (a context-aware AI coding assistant that updates your notebook automatically), an Excel-like spreadsheet with formulas, pivot tables, filtering, and Plotly graph generation, a Chart Wizard for point-and-click charts exported as Python, Auto Error Correction with one-click fixes, Database Connections for running SQL queries, and an App Builder that converts notebooks into Streamlit apps. Mito supports bringing your own API keys for Azure, AWS, LiteLLM, and other LLM providers, and works in JupyterLab, JupyterHub, SageMaker, Streamlit, and Dash.
Mito is ideal for citizen data scientists, business analysts automating spreadsheet processes, data practitioners on teams, and enterprises wanting to accelerate Python adoption. It is trusted by Fortune 500 companies and is built as a native Jupyter extension rather than bolted on as an afterthought. The open source version is free, while Pro and Enterprise tiers offer unlimited AI, advanced features, admin controls, and custom integrations.
Mito pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Mito offers three tiers: Open Source (free) includes 150 AI completions per month, AI Chat/Agent/Autocomplete, basic Mito Spreadsheet, and community support. Pro costs $20/user per month and includes unlimited AI completions, ability to turn off telemetry, advanced Mito Spreadsheet features, and dedicated support. Enterprise requires contacting sales and includes everything in Pro plus admin controls, LLM and database integrations, training programs, success manager, onboarding program, custom features, and custom integrations. Advanced features like pivot tables, filtering, sorting, merge lookups, Excel-style formulas, graph formatting, conditional formatting, and custom styling are available in Pro and Enterprise.
Mito pros
- Runs 100% on your infrastructure with no data sent to Mito
- Bring your own API keys for Azure, AWS, LiteLLM, and other LLM providers
- Auto-generates production-ready Python code from spreadsheet edits
- Excel-like interface with formulas, pivot tables, and filtering
- Jupyter Agent acts like ChatGPT inside your notebook
- One-click auto error correction with explanations
- Point-and-click Chart Wizard exports as Python code
- Connect to databases and run SQL queries directly
- Convert any notebook into a Streamlit app in minutes
- Works in JupyterLab, JupyterHub, SageMaker, Streamlit, and Dash
- Supports OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Qwen, and multiple AI models
- Open source version free with 150 AI completions monthly
- Plotly graph generation with automatic visualization
- No coding required for basic data analysis tasks
- Compatible with all existing Jupyter extensions and workflows
- Bulk undo operations for safe experimentation
- Summary statistics automatically calculated for columns
- Merge (lookups) functionality like Excel VLOOKUP
- Deduplication and type handling built-in
- Custom code snippets and user-defined functions support
Mito cons
- Open source tier limited to 150 AI completions per month
- Pro plan costs $20/user per month for unlimited AI
- Telemetry collected by default (disabled only in Pro)
- Shareable notebooks with embedded Mito still coming soon
- Script scheduling for automatic reports still coming soon
- Advanced analysis like regressions and clustering coming soon
- VSCode, Google Colab installation requires emailing support
- Enterprise features require contacting sales for pricing
- Some advanced formatting features locked behind Pro plan
- Onboarding tours and some settings only customizable in Pro
Frequently asked questions about Mito
What is Mito?
Mito is a Jupyter extension that runs in JupyterLab, Jupyter notebooks, JupyterHub, SageMaker, and more. It provides a spreadsheet interface within your Python environment where you can view, edit, and transform spreadsheet data from within Python without needing to be a Python expert. Every edit you make automatically generates equivalent Python code.
Is Mito free?
Mito Open Source is free and you can install it by following the install instructions. The free tier includes 150 AI completions per month, AI Chat, Agent, and Autocomplete, basic Mito Spreadsheet, and community support. For unlimited AI completions and advanced features, Mito Pro is available at $20/user per month.
How does Mito help automate spreadsheet tasks?
Yes! Mito is designed to help you automate your spreadsheet tasks. By completing your spreadsheet workflow a single time in Mito, you will get a Python script that you can rerun on new data. This eliminates the need to constantly copy and paste between Jupyter and ChatGPT/Claude.
Where can I install Mito?
Out of the box, Mito is installable in Jupyter Lab 3.0, Jupyter Notebooks, Streamlit, and Dash. If you want to install Mito in VSCode, Google Collab, or a custom app, you need to email their support team for assistance.
Can I change my plan later?
Yes, you can change your plan at any time by sending an email to their team. This applies to upgrading from Open Source to Pro or from Pro to Enterprise.
Does Mito collect my private data?
We collect no information about your data. We never get access to the shape, size, color, or any other specific information about your private data, and we never will. To improve the product, they collect telemetry on app usage (button clicks, feedback, interactions with the sheet) and basic package interactions, but no private data. You can turn off telemetry by upgrading to the Pro Plan.
Is Mito open source?
Mito is an open source project, and the codebase is available on Github. Outside contributions are welcome and encouraged. Mito Open Source is free to use.
What AI models does Mito support?
Mito supports any model - you can use the best model for each task and switch between OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Qwen, and more without changing your code or workflows. Enterprise customers can bring their own large language models through Azure OpenAI Enterprise, AWS Bedrock, Microsoft Copilot, or LiteLLM.
Who is Mito built for?
Mito is built for every skill level: analysts automate Excel reports without writing code from scratch, data scientists accelerate EDA, visualization, and feature engineering, and ML engineers build and iterate on models faster with AI assistance. It is also ideal for citizen data scientists looking to write Python faster.
What is the difference between Pro and Enterprise?
Mito Pro includes unlimited AI completions, turning off private telemetry, advanced Mito Spreadsheet features, and dedicated support at $20/user per month. Enterprise includes everything in Pro plus admin controls, LLM and database integrations, training programs, success manager, onboarding program, custom features, and custom integrations. Enterprise requires contacting sales and booking a demo.