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SeaLion was a graphical data exploration and management tool focused on NoSQL databases. It provided a visual interface for querying, analyzing, and manipulating data collections without writing code manually. It supported schema-less storage formats, enabling IT professionals to quickly inspect document structures, run ad hoc queries, and visualize nested JSON or BSON data. SeaLion offered features such as index visualization, document editing, and export capabilities, making it easier to review and refine database performance and structure.

Visifire for SharePoint was a charting extension that allowed the integration of interactive data visualizations directly within Microsoft SharePoint environments. It enabled the creation of visually appealing dashboards and reports using SharePoint lists and external data sources. Built on Microsoft Silverlight, it offered support for a variety of chart types, including line, bar, and pie charts, and allowed extensive customization through XAML-based configurations. Visifire for SharePoint was aimed at users seeking rich, embeddable data presentations without deep coding expertise.

Visifire for Silverlight was a set of XAML-based data visualization components designed for Silverlight applications. It supported a broad range of 2D and 3D charts and allowed real-time data updates, customizable themes, and animation effects. Developers used Visifire for Silverlight to enhance user interfaces with dynamic visual elements and integrate interactive charts into browser-based business applications. It targeted Silverlight’s runtime for cross-platform delivery within the .NET framework.

Visifire for Windows 8 offered charting controls optimized for Windows Store apps built using XAML and C#. It provided touch-friendly visualizations tailored for modern user interfaces, supporting a range of chart types and responsive layouts. The control set was designed to integrate seamlessly with the Windows Runtime (WinRT) API, enabling developers to incorporate interactive charts into Metro-style applications. It served the demand for data-driven visuals in early Windows 8 app development.

Visifire for Windows Phone delivered charting capabilities for mobile applications targeting the Windows Phone platform. Built on Silverlight for Windows Phone, it allowed mobile developers to integrate interactive data visualizations into their apps with support for themes, touch interactions, and animation. It supported key chart formats such as area, column, and line charts, offering mobile-optimized rendering suitable for limited screen real estate and hardware resources.

Visifire for WPF was a data visualization library designed for desktop applications using the WPF framework. It provided fully customizable charting controls built in XAML, with support for real-time updates, rich styling, and interactivity. The library integrated tightly with the WPF visual tree, enabling developers to design sophisticated desktop interfaces featuring responsive and animated charts. Visifire for WPF was used in enterprise applications requiring embedded analytics and graphical reporting within the .NET ecosystem.