Companies and real-world applications using JavaFX

Companies using JavaFX

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Here are some examples of companies and real-world applications using JavaFX — this shows it is widely being used in production :

  1. Lynden Inc. (Alaska, USA)
    They used JavaFX for their “Navigator 2.0” desktop application deployed on ~1,000 desktops.  

    “I rolled out Lynden Navigator 2.0 to 1,000 desktops across the company.” 

  2. SkedPal

    “SkedPal … we made the decision to start using JavaFX …”  

    A commercial time-management / scheduling tool for busy professionals that uses JavaFX for its desktop client. 

  3. Carl Zeiss Meditec AG
    According to one summary of real-world apps, their clinical data management system uses JavaFX (in combination with other tech).  

  4. NASA (via one of its applications)
    An application named “Deep Space Trajectory Explorer” uses JavaFX (or the underlying JavaFX toolkit) for trajectory visualization. 

  5. Many more companies: According to a data listing there are ~474 companies using JavaFX as of 2025 across different sectors. 


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#Company / OrganizationSector & LocationNotes on JavaFX usage
1Zeiss (Carl Zeiss Meditec)Medical / engineering, GermanyMentioned by a JavaFX advocate as using JavaFX for clinical/data-visualisation systems. Dreamix+1
2NASA (via contractor a.i. solutions)Aerospace / USAThe “Deep Space Trajectory Explorer” used JavaFX. openjfx.io+1
3KBC BankFinance / BelgiumTestimonial: “At KBC, we use JavaFX in a number of projects.” openjfx.io
4cnlab Software AGSoftware services / GermanyCase study by Gluon: they use JavaFX for their front-ends. Gluon
5MicrosoftTechnology / USAMentioned in an interview list of large companies using JavaFX internally. Dreamix
6AudiAutomotive / GermanySimilarly referenced in the same list of big users. Dreamix
7BMWAutomotive / GermanySame referencing. Dreamix
8VolkswagenAutomotive / GermanySame referencing. Dreamix
9DebekaInsurance / GermanyIncluded in the commentary list. Dreamix
10EIZO CorporationDisplay hardware / JapanAlso listed by the same source. Dreamix


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What this means

  • JavaFX is being used in desktop / rich-client applications (rather than just web).

  • Use cases: scheduling/management tools, data visualization, specialized industrial/medical systems.

  • It tends to appear where a dedicated desktop GUI (rather than pure web) is required and where cross-platform Java consistency matters.

  • It may not be mainstream in consumer facing apps (compared to web/React/Electron) but it continues to have traction in enterprise-niches.

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