One platform — many professions
DockStudio is not tied to an industry. The set of modules defines what the app becomes: a development environment, a trading terminal, a roboticist’s console or an enterprise system.
Developers
A development environment built your way
Tabs, dock panels, floating windows, commands with hotkeys and a plugin system are the foundation of any IDE, and DockStudio already has it. A development environment on this foundation is planned.
Code editor with syntax highlighting and themes
Built-in terminal with multiple simultaneous sessions
Project tree, global search and go to symbol
Plugins for languages, build systems and version control
GitHub and GitLab repositories right in the app
Debugger integration and build task panels
Analysts and BI
A workspace for working with data
A dense interface with a dozen panels is exactly what data analysis calls for: sources on the left, the table in the center, parameters on the right, the query log at the bottom. The layout is saved for each task.
Chart and diagram panels with shared time range and filters
Tile-based dashboard builder
Tables with millions of rows, virtualized
Connections to SQL sources and files
Report export and data mart extracts
Traders
A terminal for your strategy
Multi-monitor work, dozens of windows, streaming data and an instantly responsive interface — the very scenario the window system was designed for.
Price charts, order book and trade feed in separate panels
Layouts for different strategies, switched with a single key
Streaming data with no interface lag
Custom indicators and panels via the SDK
Multi-monitor work with floating windows
Embedded and robotics
One window instead of ten terminals
Developing for ROS and embedded systems means constantly switching between consoles, logs, telemetry charts and video streams. DockStudio brings it all together in a single layout.
Multiple terminal sessions at once, in docks
Real-time sensor reading charts
Camera stream viewing and lidar visualization
ROS topic, node and parameter panels
Telemetry session recording and playback
Enterprise systems
A foundation for large-scale environments
ProMatrix is built on DockStudio — 37 client modules in one application. It is not a showcase but our own product, which we work on every day.
Dozens of modules in one application, with no conflicts
Unified permission model and action audit
Runs in an air-gapped environment with no internet
Industry workstation apps for operators and dispatchers
Replace legacy clients without losing familiar workflows
Engineering tools
An environment for design and calculations
Schematic editors, model viewers, equipment configurators: an object tree, tool palette, property table and viewport — the standard set of panels is already in place.
2D/3D viewport with an object tree
Property table and tool palette
Modules built in or as plugins
Long-running calculations in the background with progress
The foundation of the Engineering module in ProMatrix
What’s coming to the platform
Some scenarios are already in production, others are in active development. We state the status honestly: below is what we are working on right now.
Notifications and new themes
Tray icon, Windows notifications, an unread badge, refreshed themes.
Linux version
Today the platform runs on Windows 10 and 11.
Named layouts
Several saved workspace layouts you can switch between.
Out-of-process modules
A module crash does not bring the application down.
Code editor, terminal, visualization
Components for development environments, analytics and telemetry.
Telemetry and robotics
ROS panels, camera streams, lidar visualization and real-time sensor charts.
AI agent panels
Ready-made components for working with models: chat with application context, analysis of the selected object, hints in forms.
Plugin catalog
Installing extensions from a catalog inside the application. The SDK and plugin signing already exist.
Need a scenario that doesn’t exist yet?
We take on pilot projects in the roadmap areas. You get early access and shape the functionality; we get real requirements instead of guesswork.
What we ask of a pilot customer
- A real working scenario, not a hypothesis
- Access to a specialist who does this work
- Feedback on early versions
- Acceptance that some features will arrive later
See the platform in action
We’ll show the shell, modules and SDK on your scenario — 45 minutes with your developers.