For new projects, we recommend using PyPalmSens for research, data analysis and prototyping, and the .NET MAUI SDK for native, cross-platform app development targeting Windows, Android, and iOS. Both of these SDKs are actively developed and will be first to receive new features, updates, and fixes.

To program the potentiostat directly, use MethodSCRIPT™, our langauge for on‑instrument scripting without external libraries or drivers.

For existing codebases already using Matlab, LabView, WinForms, or WPF, we maintain the other SDKs. These SDKs will continue to receive occasional bug fixes but are no longer under active development.

The SDKs and MethodSCRIPT™ serve different purposes.

The SDKs are high-level tools designed for automating experiments, building applications, and analyzing data. They help with device discovery, managing (multi-channel) instruments, data analysis, creating plots, and circuit fitting.

MethodSCRIPT™ offers low-level access, allowing direct programming of the potentiostat. It gives precise control over measurement parameters, timing, logic, and I/O, making it ideal for integrating instruments into lab automation setups, embedded systems, or end-products.