Open the dashboard designer
Drag a widget onto the canvas, bind it to a route, watch it materialise into a runtime dashboard. The save button writes JSON to a metadata table — there is no codegen step.
A hosted instance of WUIC running on real .NET 10 + Angular 21 + SQL Server, seeded with a sample CRM dataset. No installation, no signup. Edits roll back every day at 04:00 UTC so the next visitor gets a clean slate.
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Skip past the login (we auto-fill a demo user) and start here.
Drag a widget onto the canvas, bind it to a route, watch it materialise into a runtime dashboard. The save button writes JSON to a metadata table — there is no codegen step.
Every list collapses to a card stack and every edit form re-stacks vertically. Zero per-screen mobile config — the framework derives it from the same metadata that drives desktop.
Try "where is the logout handled?" or "how does multi-tenant work?". Answers cite the actual source files. Powered by Claude + a fine-tuned BAAI/bge-m3 reranker against the framework codebase.
Open any list, click "New" on a route configured as a wizard, and step through validation + conditional branches. The graph is metadata, not handwritten code.
Save a contact or a deal — your edit lives in the demo DB until the next 04:00 UTC reset. Until then, every visitor sees what you wrote.
Reports menu → pick anything. PDF and Excel export work directly in the browser — no Stimulsoft viewer install on the client.
The demo is shared. Three guardrails keep it usable for everyone.
Metadata, users, license, scaffolding endpoints all return HTTP 403 when you try to write. Demo CRM data (contacts, deals, dashboards you create) is fully editable.
60 mutations / minute, 600 reads / minute per IP. A curl loop hits 429 instead of bringing the box down. The browser UI never gets close to the cap.
Whatever you (or anyone else) created or deleted is rolled back overnight. Treat the sandbox like a shared whiteboard, not your evaluation environment.
Read this if anything in the sandbox surprises you.
No. The sandbox auto-logs you in as a demo user with read/write access to demo data. System tables (metadata, users, license) are read-only.
Edits live in the demo database until 04:00 UTC the next day, when a scheduled job restores the original seed dataset. Until then, anyone visiting the sandbox sees the changes other visitors made — treat it like a shared notepad.
You can edit demo data freely, but mutations to system tables are blocked at the API layer (HTTP 403). The whole instance is also rate-limited per IP, so a curl loop will just hit 429 instead of taking the box down. If something does break, the daily reset puts it back to a known-good state.
Yes — bit-for-bit. The demo is the standard KonvergenceCore + WuicTest build with one extra appsettings layer that flips DemoMode hardenings on. No custom forks, no demo-only features.
About 5 minutes for an evaluation install on Windows. Download the framework from the Downloads page, point it at a SQL Server instance you already have, and the firstRun wizard does the rest.