ChromeBrowser extension (Chrome/Chromium)webBrowser-based access (no install required)terminalCommand-line interface (CLI)APIProgrammatic access for developers
Desktop web vs. native: Many features are marked available on Windows/macOS/Linux because they work via web browser, even without a dedicated desktop app. Check the Notes column for specifics.
Pricing Tiers
We normalize pricing across providers to make comparison easier:
$0/moFree tiers across all providers$X/moIndividual subscription prices (monthly)TeamAny per-user pricing (e.g., $25/user/mo, $30/user/mo) — indicates team/business plansEnterpriseCustom pricing, contact sales, SSO, etc.
Why "Team" instead of specific prices?
Per-user pricing varies widely ($20–$40/user/mo) and often requires minimums. We group these as "Team" since the key distinction is individual vs. organization billing.
Status Badges
Each feature shows two badges:
Release Status (first badge)
GABetaPreviewDeprecated
GAGenerally Available — stable, production-readyBetaPublic beta — available but may have bugsPreviewResearch preview — early access, limited availabilityDeprecatedBeing phased out — may stop working soon
Access Type (second badge)
FreePaidInviteOrg-only
FreeAvailable on free tierPaidRequires paid subscriptionInviteInvite-only or waitlistOrg-onlyEnterprise/organization accounts only
Availability Symbols
In the plan availability grid:
✓Available on this plan✗Not available on this planSoonAnnounced, coming soon~Partial or with caveats
Date Fields
Each feature tracks three dates to separate truth from confidence:
LaunchedWhen the feature actually launched or last changed (absolute truth)VerifiedWhen someone confirmed the info is accurate against official sourcesCheckedWhen someone last looked at this entry (freshness indicator)
Click on "Launched" dates to see the changelog history for that feature.
Contributing
This open reference accepts public contributions. To update information:
Fork the repository on GitHub
Edit the relevant markdown file in data/platforms/