Leading Data Visualization and UI controls for .NET

Nevron Open Vision for .NET is a suite of advanced Data Visualization and UI components that helps you quickly deliver feature-rich Web (Blazor - WebAssembly), Desktop (WinForms, WPF, Mac) and Server (ASP.NET) applications from a single code base. The suite includes advanced components for all major User Interface categories - Chart, Diagram, Grid, Rich Text Editor, Gauge, Scheduler, and a complete set of 70+ Widgets (Ribbon, Dockable Toolbars, Layout Panels, Buttons, CheckBox, TextBox, etc).

Nevron Open Vision for .NET is an indispensable toolkit for any serious Line-of-Business (LOB) application. Since the logic in the Business Layer is often tightly coupled with the Presentation Layer, having a cross-platform solution based entirely on .NET ensures that you can develop everything within Visual Studio and reliably deploy across Web, Windows, and macOS—quickly and effortlessly.

Even if your application isn’t fully built on Nevron Open Vision for .NET, you can still take advantage of its proven performance, feature depth, and reliability. Each component is designed to function independently and can be seamlessly integrated into targeted areas of your solution.

Nevron Open Vision for .NET main features include:

• Single Code Base – The only .NET UI suite that works seamlessly in Blazor WebAssembly, WinForms, WPF, and Mac projects from one shared code base.
• Unified User Experience – Delivers identical look and behavior in Web (any modern browser) and Desktop (Windows and macOS) environments.
• Complete Controls Set – Includes 70+ UI controls and components such as Chart, Diagram, Grid, Rich Text Editor, Scheduler, Gauge, and Barcode.
• Common Architecture – Built on a powerful Document Object Model (DOM) with support for CSS-like styling, events, serialization, and full Undo/Redo support.
• Seamless Integration – All components can be embedded into each other (e.g., a Chart inside a Diagram or a Rich Text Document).
• High-Performance Rendering – Vector-based, printable, 4K-ready, and hardware-accelerated wherever possible.