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EverView turns any MATLAB, Simulink, Stateflow or TargetLink model into a single self-contained HTML file — explored and reviewed in any web browser, with no MATLAB and no install.

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EverView interactive web view of a Simulink model in a browser

EVERVIEW · INTERACTIVE MODEL WEB VIEW

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Why Model Reviews
Break Down

01

Reviewers Are Locked Out

Your assessor, your manager, your supplier — no Simulink license, no access. So reviews stall, or happen over someone's shoulder.

02

A Screen-Share Proves Nothing

When the call ends, the review is gone. No annotations, no record, no evidence it ever happened — and an auditor wants evidence.

03

Nothing Clean to Archive

Saving a reviewable model snapshot means screenshots or a full MATLAB install. Neither belongs in version control, neither survives an audit.

From Model to Shareable
Web View — in One Click

EverView exports your model into a hierarchical HTML representation that looks and navigates like the model itself — and travels as a single file anyone can open.

EverView is where your team reviews the model. Check it, test it, then review it with EverView.

Before review, make sure it is built correctly — check it against modeling guidelines with EverCheck, and verify how it behaves with EverTest.

The Safe MBD Workflow

01
Export

One Click in Simulink

From the EverTest context menu, choose "Export to EverView". A progress dialog shows each export step, and the MATLAB Command Window logs what was exported — no scripting required.

02
One File

A Single Self-Contained HTML File

Images are inlined — the report is one HTML file with no external dependencies. E-mail it, store it under version control, or check it out later. The file keeps its data integrity at all times.

03
Open Anywhere

Any Browser. No License. Indefinitely.

The report opens in any standard web browser — no MATLAB, no Simulink, no install. It is free from any license dependence and can be viewed indefinitely.

04
Navigate

Walk the Model Hierarchy

Double-click into subsystems and charts, press ESC to go back up, or use the model tree and status bar. EverView preserves line widths, data types, signal dimensions, lookup-table plots and object colors — so the review feels like the real model.

05
Search

Find Anything in the Model

Search the model directly in the browser to jump to the blocks, signals or charts you need — no scrolling through a static export.

06
Annotate & Merge

Comment, Then Combine Every Reviewer

Reviewers add annotations to specific areas of the model. Annotations from multiple reviewers can be merged into one report — so the whole review comes together in a single file for discussion.

How a Model Review
Actually Flows with EverView

The point of EverView is collaboration without friction. The model travels as a link, the review happens asynchronously, and nothing gets lost along the way.

📤

1 · Engineer exports the model

One click in EverTest produces a single EverView HTML file — optionally excluding any protected or critical subsystems.

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2 · Sends one file to the reviewers

By e-mail, shared drive or version control. No license to provision, no environment to set up — just a file.

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3 · Reviewers explore and comment — at their own pace

Each reviewer navigates the hierarchy, searches the model and annotates specific areas, in their own browser, on their own time.

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4 · Annotations are merged

Comments from every reviewer are combined into one report — the complete picture of the review in a single file.

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5 · The baseline is archived

The reviewed file is stored under version control as a durable, license-free snapshot of the model — review evidence you can hand to an assessor.

Who Gets Value
from EverView

EverView ships as part of EverTest — no separate license, and its reports can accompany EverCheck static analysis. The complete workflow is described here.

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Reviewer / Peer

"I need to review this model — and I don't have Simulink."

Open the file in your browser, walk the full hierarchy at your own pace, and comment where it matters. No MATLAB, no install.

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Safety Manager / Assessor

"I need proof the review happened — not a meeting nobody recorded."

Get an annotated, license-free snapshot of the model. Merge every reviewer's comments into one file and archive it as audit evidence.

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Team Lead

"Scheduling a screen-share review is the slowest part of my week."

Send one file, let reviewers work async, get one merged report back. No calendars to align, no calls to host.

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Supplier / OEM Interface

"I need to share a model with a partner who has no MATLAB."

Hand over one HTML file — with sensitive subsystems excluded if needed. Your partner reviews it in a browser, no license of any kind.

Review Costs Collapse
When the Model Travels as a File

EverView removes the two most expensive things about model reviews: the licenses reviewers don't need, and the meetings that don't have to happen.

0 Simulink seats needed to review
1 self-contained file to share, archive and version
100% async — no scheduled screen-share meetings
reviewers, viewable indefinitely — no per-seat cost, no expiry
The reviewer needs nothing but a browser. That's the whole point.

This Is a Live
EverView Report

This is a real EverView export of the sf_car model — live, in the frame below. Go ahead: double-click into a subsystem, search the model, explore a lookup-table plot. Exactly what a reviewer does, with no license.

LIVE EVERVIEW EXPORT · sf_car MODEL · NAVIGATE · SEARCH · ZOOM

See EverView
in Action

Short walkthroughs covering the most important EverView workflows.

EverView in 90 Seconds

A quick tour of what EverView does and why it exists — the fastest way to see if it fits your review process.

Exporting a Model to EverView

Generate an EverView file from any Simulink, Stateflow or TargetLink model — one click, no extra setup.

Annotate and Merge Comments

Reviewers comment independently; EverView merges every set of comments back into one file for the author.

The Full Review Workflow

From export to merged comments — how a model review actually runs end to end with EverView.

Signal Editor & Look-Up Plots

See look-up table graphs and Signal Editor / Signal Builder plots rendered inside the browser view — not just block diagrams.

Export Progress on Large Models

What the export dialog shows on bigger models, step by step, so you know what to expect before you run it.

How Teams Use EverView

Real teams sharing one file across reviewers, safety managers and suppliers — the review workflow in daily practice.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. An EverView report is a self-contained HTML file that opens in any standard web browser — no MATLAB, no Simulink, no install. Reviewers, managers and external partners can open and comment without any license, and the report stays viewable indefinitely, with no expiry.
No. EverView is a feature of EverTest, the qualifiable and user-friendly tool for testing Simulink models. EverView reports can also accompany EverCheck static analysis.
EverView exports MATLAB, Simulink, Stateflow and TargetLink models and libraries into a hierarchical HTML representation.
Yes. The report is one self-contained HTML file with inlined images. It can be e-mailed, stored under version control and transferred as a single file with full data integrity at all times.
Yes. EverView export depth can be restricted. Add the annotations EverView stop (stop at the current level) or EverView exclude (exclude the current level and below) directly in the model, or use the EverViewStop and EverViewExclude workspace variables with the paths to the relevant subsystems or charts. Intrinsic and extrinsic restrictions are merged before export — so critical or protected parts are never exported.
Each reviewer marks an area of the model and adds a comment right in the browser, with their own name and comment-box color so it is clear who said what. Comments are saved to a small JSON file that belongs to that exact export. Several reviewers' files can then be merged into one — and because it is just a small text file, every change is easy to keep under version control.
Double-click an object to descend into a subsystem or chart, and press ESC to go back up. You can also use the status bar above the model window or the model tree to the right. The view size is controlled with the scroll wheel, and SPACE fits the model to the window.

EverView Ships with EverTest.
Try It Free.

EverView is built into EverTest — the qualifiable tool for testing Simulink models. Download the EverTest trial and export your first model to EverView in minutes.

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