Common needs, yet specific software...

Did your company/community/institution ever need to develop (or have developed) specific software to perform one (or more) of the previous?

Standard grounds

Tyle lets engineers model their "objects" with the established XML format. Because the format is very generic, it will easily adapt to the wildest data structures.

As data lives in plain text files, it can be stored and accessed with simple shared-folders, FTP, or even Dropbox.

No mysterious database technology is involved. No complex infrastructure is needed: A text editor is enough if you have to change a number in there.

<wheel>
  <diameter>50</diameter>
  <width>10</width>
  <invented-on>5000BC</invented-on>
</wheel>

<wheel views="shapes.cylinder">
  <diameter views="shapes.cylinder.d">50</diameter>
  <width views="shapes.cylinder.w">10</width>
  <invented-on>5000BC</invented-on>
</wheel>

With a simple augmentation, we are creating a view to display the primitive shape of a wheel in 3D.

Tyle has built-in views to generate text, tables, graphs, schematics... And can be extended with scripts, to do much more!

Oh! And you can display one single object, or compare multiple objects with each other.

Tyle-Explorer

Access your object's views, compare various objects and run importers & exporters.

Tyle-Explorer is available in the browser (if your data is stored on a server) or as a standalone application (to access data locally, in shared folders or over SSH or FTP).

Quick wrap-up

With the power of data augmentation and version-control, Tyle gives your data five dimensions.

1	Model widely different objects		Tyle-Schema
2	Visualize objects in multiple ways		Tyle-Explorer (Web/Desktop)
3	Compare objects of the same type
4	Track changes in your objects over time
5	Manage parallel versions of objects