There are currently 15 open-source projects built with Streamlit, with a combined total of 87.0k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is Python.
Showing 15 open-source projects
Ready-to-deploy Docker templates for building real-time RAG, AI pipelines, and enterprise search applications with live data sync.
A minimal Python library to draw customized, stylized maps from OpenStreetMap data using osmnx, matplotlib, and shapely.
An AI-powered tool that automatically generates detailed and customizable README files from any code repository.
Create beautiful, stylized maps from OpenStreetMap data via a webapp or Python package.
A financial market simulation engine powered by a generative foundation model for realistic, interactive, and controllable order generation.
A versatile tool for generating, translating, and syncing subtitles from audio/video using Whisper and other AI models via Web UI, CLI, or Python.
A Python package for generating synthetic tabular and time-series data using state-of-the-art generative models like GANs and Gaussian Mixtures.
A Bayesian marketing analytics toolbox for Media Mix Modeling (MMM), Customer Lifetime Value (CLV), and customer choice analysis.
Open-source teaching materials for a practical Machine Learning in Finance course, focusing on industry tools and real-world use cases.
An educational chatbot designed to demonstrate and experiment with prompt injection attacks against LLM ReAct agents.
Stream camera frames over MQTT for low-FPS IoT viewing, recording, and image processing pipelines.
A JupyterHub extension for publishing notebooks and apps as secure, interactive dashboards for non-technical audiences.
A generative AI chatbot that enables natural language querying and analysis of GTFS transit data through code generation and execution.
An AI-powered web tool for automated full-text screening and data extraction from research papers to accelerate systematic reviews.
Python bindings for Mosaic, enabling interactive data visualizations in Dash and Streamlit applications.
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