If you are searching for a Python package that is not found in the local list of available Python packages, you can use Anaconda Cloud. This application is also part of Anaconda3 and you can use the Anaconda Cloud application for sharing packages, Notebooks, and environments with others. After clicking on the Anaconda Cloud desktop icon, an internet page will open where you can sign up to become a registered user. Anaconda Cloud is similar to GitHub, as it lets you create a private online repository for your own work. These repositories are called channels.

If you create a user account, you can use Anaconda Cloud from inside Anaconda Navigator. After creating a user account for Anaconda Cloud, open Anaconda Navigator and use your login details to sign into Anaconda Cloud in the upper-right corner of the screen where it says Sign in to Anaconda Cloud. Now, you can upload your own packages and files to a private package repository and search for existing files or packages.