One script tag. Every framework.

Actions

The button itself — six variants, six tones, every size and state, the click effects, and the guards that stop an action being taken twice.

Groups

The two components built out of the button: a group that is one widget with one Tab stop however many buttons are in it, and a split button whose menu is the real bmx-menu rather than a copy of one.

Fields

Input, textarea, a virtualised select and combobox, a date picker and an upload field. The controls you type, search or drop into.

Choices

Checkbox, radio group, switch, slider and rating. The controls you toggle, slide or score with.

Navigation

Menu, tabs, accordion, a toolbar that collapses what does not fit into a menu, a breadcrumb that collapses its middle, pagination and a splitter.

Feedback

Dialog and drawer over a native modal in the browser's top layer, the tooltip and popover pair — one describes, the other contains — a toast with a queue behind it, and progress and skeletons for the waiting.

Display

Badge, chip, avatar and the two sets that hold them — the components that label what is already on the page. A count that reaches the control it belongs to, a chip that is three different elements, and a stack of faces that says who is behind it.

Applications

The large components — a carousel over the platform's own scroller, a calendar whose layout is arithmetic rather than pixels, and an org chart that is a tidy-tree algorithm behind a diagram. Applications in their own right rather than controls, and the tier is complete.

Projects

A Gantt chart, a PERT chart and a task board over one plan, scheduled by the critical-path method against a working calendar. Drag or type any change and the other two views follow; ten thousand tasks scroll like ten.

Reports

A report designer and a report viewer, both entirely in the browser: drag fields onto bands, group and total them, and see real pages that print or save as a tagged PDF — no report server. Fifty thousand rows lay out without freezing the page.

Logs

A log and audit viewer that opens a million lines in the page: JSON, logfmt, syslog, access logs, CSV and plain text, searched by field and by pattern, with personal data masked. Nothing is uploaded; follow a live stream as it arrives.

Canvas

An infinite canvas for working together: sticky notes, shapes, frames, connectors and your own HTML on a board without edges. Ten thousand items pan and zoom smoothly, and every change comes out as JSON for your multiplayer server.

Grids

A data grid for business applications — a million rows that scroll smoothly, fifty column types, editing with validation and undo — and a multi-dimensional pivot grid with slicers and a pivot chart, totalled in the browser on a background thread.

Formulas

A spreadsheet's calculation in the page — over four hundred Excel functions, dynamic arrays, names and tables, recalculating only what a change touches — and a formula bar with colouring, completion and argument hints. Excel files open and save, formulas and all.

Scheduling

A resource scheduler for rooms, people and equipment: drag to book, clashes and capacity checked as you go, repeating bookings, working hours in each resource's own time zone, utilisation, a finder for free time, and .ics files both ways.

Forms

Forms drawn from JSON with the library's own fields — sections, repeating rows, pages with a review step, conditions, calculations and checks in a safe expression language, and a server's errors against the fields.

A form designer builds them by dragging fields onto pages.

Charts

Twenty-two kinds of chart drawn by the library with no charting package — columns to sankey, time axes in any time zone, zoom, a million points — and a sparkline the size of a word. Every value read by the keyboard and in a table.

Editors

A rich text editor with nothing loaded from anywhere: a slash menu, mentions and Markdown as you type, comments and tracked changes, clean paste from Word, and HTML, Markdown or JSON out.

Chat

The conversation for an AI assistant or a support desk: answers streamed as they arrive, code, tables, sources and tool steps, files, stop, retry and rate. It holds no model and sends nothing anywhere.

Imaging

A picture editor that sends nothing anywhere: crop, straighten, adjust, annotate and redact for good, and save — with the photo's location, camera and owner removed before it leaves the page.

Diagrams

A designer for flowcharts, processes in swimlanes and network diagrams: connectors that route themselves, automatic arrangement, Mermaid in and out, and changes as operations for editing together.

Spreadsheets

A whole spreadsheet in one element: toolbar, formula bar, sheet tabs and the keyboard your users know, over 406 Excel functions. Excel files open and save with their formulas, formats and colours, all in the page.

Code

An editor with twenty-six languages coloured, several cursors, find and replace, folding, problems and suggestions, and a diff side by side or in one column, with revert and accept. Both stay quick at a million lines.

Queries

A query builder for filters and rules: AND, OR and NOT in groups, typed fields and 28 comparisons, written out as SQL for six databases, MongoDB, OData or JsonLogic, as a filter for records in the page, or as a sentence.

Dashboards

Dials, bars and bullet graphs with bands, targets and the change from last time, and a layout of tiles your users drag, resize and keep. Gauges can be set by the reader, as form fields.

Maps

The world built in, coloured by your figures, with markers that group when they crowd, great-circle routes, four projections, zoom and a table view. No tiles and no map service; your own GeoJSON works too.

Networks

A network graph for people, payments and services: five layouts, communities and key connectors found for you, shortest paths, a time bar, groups that combine and open, and an overview. Usable at ten thousand nodes.

Timelines

Moments and spans in rows that nest, from millennia to milliseconds: drag to move and resize, items that stack and cluster, any time zone, and a navigator with a histogram. Fifty thousand items stay smooth.

Files

A file manager over your own storage: a folder tree, details or tiles, search and a preview, new folders, rename, cut, copy and paste, drag and drop, uploads and downloads, each checked by the page first.

Barcodes

Code 128, EAN, UPC, ITF, Data Matrix and PDF417, QR codes with rounded or dotted modules and a logo, a signature pad that goes into a form, and a field for hand-held scanners and the camera.

Steppers

A task in steps — a checkout, a set-up, an import — with a step list that shows what is done and what needs attention, Back and Next that check each step first, and “Step 2 of 5” on a phone.

Documents

A PDF viewer with its own PDF engine: zoom, rotation, find, thumbnails, the outline, links, comments and form fields, password-protected files, print and download. Thousands of pages open at once.

Commands

A command palette: Ctrl + K, a few letters, Enter. Actions, pages and your own records found together, initials understood, shortcuts that work anywhere, and choices that open on their own page.

Tours

A product tour round any screen: a card beside each part, the rest dimmed, steps that wait for the reader to try the real control, tours that branch, and your page's say before each step.

Properties

A property grid for designers and settings: the right editor for every kind of value, nested objects and lists, several objects edited at once, rules that refuse bad values, undo, and editors of your own.

Permissions

A permissions matrix: roles across, resources down, allow, deny or inherit in each cell — worked out through inheritance, explained cell by cell, and reviewed by your page before anything is saved.

Importing

A data importer: CSV, Excel and JSON in, clean rows out, in the browser. Columns matched to your fields, every value checked, problems fixed in a grid, duplicates removed, and your server given the last word.

Decisions

A decision table: business rules as DMN rows, every hit policy, formulas, a trace of why each rule did or did not fire, checks for gaps and overlaps, test cases, and DMN XML in and out.