IntraWeb

RAD web application development framework for Delphi and C++. Develop like a VCL Forms application, but deploy to the web as standard HTML and JavaScript.

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CrossTalk

Use .NET code in your Delphi/C++ projects as if it is Delphi/C++ code. Simply tell CrossTalk the classes that you want to use from .NET and let CrossTalk do the rest. No registry entries, no COM registrations, and no changes to the .NET libraries are needed. Simply copy a few extra .dll files.

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Atozed Software is the engineering force behind the tools that power the internet. We are the proud stewards of the Indy open-source project and the developers of Cosmos. Our innovation continues with the next-generation IntraWeb 17 engine, currently driving high-performance language platforms like FugiLinguo.

30+years

More than three decades of practical web engineering — from the first commercial tools to IntraWeb today

Atozed Software / Since 1994

Atozed Software: The original web pioneer

Atozed Archive / 1994
Chad Z., pictured leftFIRST INDUSTRY FAIR
01 / The beginning

We were here before
the Web was “cool”

In 1994, browsers were primitive and JavaScript didn’t exist. While the world was figuring out dial-up, Chad Z. was already shipping the world’s first commercial web development tools. Before ASP, before PHP, and before the framework wars, we were bridging business logic and the internet.

Before ASPBefore PHPBefore frameworks
1993Atozed founded
1994Internet Application Gateway
1996Web Solution Builder
2001IntraWeb 1.0 for Delphi
2018IntraWeb 15, HTTPSYS
2024IntraWeb 16
2026IW17 FE — VS Code, TypeScript, zero deps
02 / The first blueprint

Internet Application
Gateway

This grainy screenshot is a piece of history. It shows the birth of Internet Application Gateway (IAG), the predecessor to IntraWeb. At a time when most dynamic systems were raw code spitting out HTML strings, IAG acted as a gateway layer between business logic and HTTP.

ARCHIVE
Internet Application Gateway, 1994
30+YEARS

Over 30 years of engineering lineage

From IAG in the mid-90s to Web Solution Builder in 1996, and IntraWeb today, our history is a continuous arc of engineering discipline. We don’t chase trends because we understand the foundations.

30+years

More than three decades of practical web engineering — from the first commercial tools to IntraWeb today

Atozed Software / Since 1994

Atozed Software: the original web pioneer

Atozed Archive / 1994
Chad Z., pictured leftFIRST INDUSTRY FAIR
01 / The beginning

We were here before the Web was “cool”

In 1994, browsers were primitive and JavaScript didn’t exist. While the world was figuring out dial-up, Chad Z. was already shipping the world’s first commercial web development tools.

Before ASPBefore PHPBefore frameworks
1993Atozed founded
1994Internet Application Gateway
1996Web Solution Builder
2001IntraWeb 1.0 for Delphi
2018IntraWeb 15, HTTPSYS
2024IntraWeb 16
2026IW17 FE — VS Code, TypeScript, zero deps
02 / The first blueprint

Internet Application Gateway

This grainy screenshot is a piece of history. It shows the birth of Internet Application Gateway (IAG), the predecessor to IntraWeb. At a time when most dynamic systems were raw code spitting out HTML strings, IAG acted as a gateway layer between business logic and HTTP.

ARCHIVE
Internet Application Gateway, 1994
30+YEARS

Over 30 years of engineering lineage

From IAG in the mid-90s to Web Solution Builder in 1996, and IntraWeb today, our history is a continuous arc of engineering discipline.

Our clients &
What they’re saying

Security was our primary concern when moving our logistics engine to the browser. IntraWeb’s architecture ensures our business logic stays on the server, protected from client-side vulnerabilities. We now have the performance of a desktop app with the accessibility of a web portal.
Sarah JenkinsNexGen Logistics
The greatest advantage was avoiding the ‘JavaScript fatigue’ that usually comes with web development. We stayed 100% within our Delphi environment, yet delivered a high-performance web interface that looks and feels like a modern React app. It saved our team hundreds of hours in training and debugging.
Geoffrey SterlingSterling Avionics
IntraWeb transformed how we handle real-time data. The ability to maintain server-side state without the complexity of traditional web frameworks allowed us to deploy our specialized monitoring tools months ahead of schedule. It’s the most stable bridge between Delphi and the web we’ve ever used.
Adrian VancroftVancroft Dynamics
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