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NatusAI Lyra: clear screens for complex work, available today

Lyra is our library of reusable interface components for forms, tables, charts, documents, connected-knowledge maps and AI conversations. It is available today, and it is the interface layer we use in delivery engagements.

Consistent, accessible screens delivered faster: teams compose tested parts instead of building each one.
One look and behaviour across applications, themed to your brand, with localisation and right-to-left support.
Works with any web framework, so it fits the stack you already run.

Book an executive briefing What you can use today

Floating interface panels (dashboard, knowledge graph, document preview and assistant) composed into one application

What it does for the business

A clear interface for each kind of work

Complex information only helps when people can read it. Lyra gives each kind of work a ready, tested surface, and your application supplies the data and the rules.

Forms and navigation

Familiar inputs, choices, actions and navigation, built from reusable controls.

Data and structure

Tables, trees and charts that let people inspect a system without losing their place.

Connected knowledge

Explore people, assets and events and how they relate, on a dedicated graph view.

Documents and sources

Source material and its details placed next to the task that needs it.

Conversation screens

Messages, history and a composer for assistant interfaces.

Theme and access

Brand tokens, localisation and keyboard-aware controls for every audience.

A small engineering team discussing an application interface around two desks — Our engineers compose Lyra screens around your data and workflows.

Honest status

What you can use today, and what is on the roadmap

We separate what is proven from what is coming, and label both. NatusAI Lyra is available today.

What you can use today

The Lyra UI component library, with public documentation at lyra-ui.com (opens in a new tab) (Read Lyra UI docs (opens lyra-ui.com in a new tab)).
In our delivery engagements: dashboards, maps, document views and assistant screens.
A knowledge-graph explorer and document preview (text, JSON and images), ready to compose.

What’s on the roadmap

Lyra as the interface of NatusAI Orion.
The interface of the planned NatusAI Cygnus Explorer.
Screens generated from versioned Cygnus service contracts.

How it connects

NatusAI Cygnus owns data and services, Lyra supplies the interface parts, and NatusAI Orion connects the work: requests, decisions, releases and application health in one experience.

The paired foundation

A backend for changing, connected data

NatusAI Cygnus is the planned language, database and backend foundation. Its first release has explicit qualification gates. Explore NatusAI Cygnus

For your technical team

Lit-based, framework-agnostic web components with documented properties and events; form-associated controls with native form behaviour.
Table, tree and chart components; some visualisations use optional peer libraries. The host application defines data and behaviour.
Knowledge-graph explorer: graph canvas, search, filters, neighbourhood expansion and a details overlay. Nodes and links come from the host application.
Document library and preview elements. Built-in preview handles text, JSON and images; PDF and office conversion or extraction stays with the host application.
Chat components render transcripts and a composer and manage scrolling. They include no model, agent authority or business workflow.
Theme scopes, localisable strings and right-to-left behaviour. Accessibility testing remains part of each application’s implementation.
Documentation: Read Lyra UI docs (opens lyra-ui.com in a new tab) on lyra-ui.com (opens in a new tab). Public licence on GitHub (opens in a new tab).

Control by design

How NatusAI Lyra de-risks AI

Sovereignty, governance and security at NatusAI

Ownership

Built on web standards, not tied to one front-end framework or vendor.

Evidence

Documents and sources sit next to the answer, so people can check before they act.

Human review

Assistant screens show AI output; approvals stay in your workflow, with a person deciding.

Accessibility

Keyboard-aware controls, localisation and right-to-left support from the start.

Used in

Where it is used

Where NatusAI Lyra already delivers results with our team, and where it is shown in live demos or reference scenarios.

Questions

Questions about NatusAI Lyra

Short answers for decision-makers. Your technical team will find the detail in the disclosure above.

Can we use Lyra without the rest of the platform?

Yes. Lyra is a standalone component library. Your application supplies its own data, permissions and workflows.

Does Lyra include an AI model?

No. Its conversation components handle the screen. The model, the assistant and its permissions come from your application.

Which frameworks does it work with?

Lyra components are standard web components, so they work in plain HTML or alongside the front-end framework you already use.

Talk to our team

Show your people the whole picture

Tell us which work feels hardest to see. We will show you the screens Lyra makes possible.

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Or write to contact@natusai.com

A product owner, a security officer and an analyst reviewing an internal app before release (illustrative image)