SciChart iOS 2D Professional Reviews

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SciChart is home to the world's fastest WPF, iOS, Android, JavaScript Chart libraries used by professionals across the world. Contact us or start your trial now.

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“SciChart offers completely free educational licenses to students. That shows you what kind of company this is. And as for the product itself, there is a wealth of documentation and forums to support it. With my beginner knowledge of programming I was able to fully realize my vision with their framework (iOS). The fully customizable UI and fluid animations exceeded every expectation I had. You will not be disappointed with any of their products.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Recently switched to SciCharts for iOS and Android. These charts blows the competition out of the water! Awesome performance, future proof (supports Metal for iOS), great visual appearance and fantastic support.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Our iOS project required many types of charts including realtime scrolling charts, bar charts, pie charts, scatter plots, and charts with over 2 million data points. We decided to use SciChart because of the excellent capabilities and documentation. Our experience using SciChart has exceeded all expectations. Highly recommended!”

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Posted 5 years ago

“We consider SciChart iOS & Android to give us an unfair advantage over our competitors, speeding design and providing powerful graphics functionality we'd take 20 times longer to code ourselves.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“They have a great charting library but their iOS documentation is lacking, however their support is what makes them stand out from the rest. They are quick to respond to technical questions, usually respond with coded examples. The only time I've had to reply to a technical question is to say thank you.”

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Posted 7 years ago