Delphi in action: Real-world use cases across industries in 2025
Blog|by Leanne Bevan|16 July 2025
Delphi use cases
Developers are like you are no doubt encouraged to create applications for different platforms much more quickly with a comprehensive set of features that users need and love. But this can be a complex task to complete.
Delphi, Embarcadero’s powerful Rapid Application Development (RAD) tool, continues to thrive in 2025 as a cornerstone for building high-performance, cross-platform applications. With its robust Object Pascal language, visual component-based development, and support for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux, Delphi is empowering developers across a wide range of industries.
Let’s explore how Delphi is making an impact in different sectors and how you could use it to your own advantage for quick, cross-platform development. Check out the Delphi use cases below.
1. Healthcare and medical technology
Indoor cycling app for health and fitness
Startup Indoor Training UG developed a cross-platform indoor cycling app using Delphi and FireMonkey. The app supports heart rate monitors, cadence sensors, and integrates with various fitness devices via Bluetooth and ANT+. It runs on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android, offering a cost-effective alternative to mainstream fitness platforms.
Medical imaging and patient records
Delphi is widely used to build healthcare management systems, including medical imaging software and electronic health records. Its responsive UI and secure data handling make it ideal for clinical environments.
2. Retail and e-commerce
e-vendo AG’s Omnichannel Retail Platform
Berlin-based e-vendo AG created a modular all-in-one retail solution using Delphi and InterBase. It integrates POS systems, online shops, and inventory management into a single platform, streamlining operations for retailers.
Reichelt Elektronik’s Logistics System
Reichelt Elektronik, a global electronics retailer, uses Delphi to manage its entire logistics and warehousing infrastructure. The system supports over 150,000 products and serves millions of customers worldwide.
3. Finance and enterprise software
Microtech ERP System
Microtech GmbH developed a modern ERP system using Delphi, serving over 15,000 customers. The system is known for its flexibility and customisation capabilities, essential for small and medium-sized enterprises.
OpusCapita’s Financial Automation
OpusCapita Solutions Oy uses Delphi to automate invoice processing and cash management for over 3,000 organizations across Europe and the U.S., showcasing Delphi’s strength in handling complex financial workflows.
4. Manufacturing and industrial automation
GÖPEL Electronic’s AOI Software
For over 25 years, GÖPEL Electronic has used Delphi to develop its Automated Optical Inspection (AOI) software, a critical tool in electronics manufacturing for quality control.
Industrial Control Systems
Delphi is also used to build real-time monitoring and control systems for manufacturing equipment, thanks to its robust threading and hardware integration capabilities.
5. Education and learning
Oriolus Lernprogramme
German company Oriolus Lernprogramme GmbH has been developing award-winning educational software with Delphi since 1994. Their programs cover subjects from preschool to high school and are used in schools across Europe.
6. Transportation and telematics
TachoEASY Fleet Management
TachoEASY GmbH developed a telematics system using Delphi’s FireMonkey framework. Their BlueLOGICO platform tracks over 10,000 trucks across Europe, combining desktop, mobile, and web technologies.
7. Security and utilities
Sticky Password
Lamantine Software chose Delphi to build Sticky Password, a secure, cross-platform password manager. Delphi’s RAD capabilities allowed for rapid UI development and robust encryption features.
8. Science, GIS and engineering
Delphi is used in scientific applications for data analysis, simulation, and modelling. It also powers GIS (Geographic Information Systems) for mapping and spatial analysis, thanks to its graphical and data-handling strengths.
9. Entertainment and game development
Rise of Legions by Broken Games
Indie game studio Broken Games used Delphi and FireMonkey to develop their multiplayer RPG, Rise of Legions. Delphi’s performance and UI flexibility made it a great fit for game development tools and utilities.
Why Delphi remains relevant in 2025
- Cross-platform development with a single codebase
- Rapid prototyping and deployment
- Strong database integration
- Visual Component Library (VCL) and FireMonkey (FMX) for rich UIs
- Scalability for enterprise and embedded systems
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Delphi’s continued evolution and its vibrant developer community ensure that it remains a powerful tool for building modern, scalable, and high-performance applications across industries.
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