mainstream open-source technologies
AI-Assisted Java platform
for enterprise application development
that is cheaper to deliver and easier to maintain.


Code, Codex
AI can generate code faster.
Enterprise delivery still breaks in the usual places
The challenge is delivering more with it while staying responsible for what goes into production.
How Jmix provides AI stewardship
- Jmix-aware coding guidance
- Documentation in workflow context
- Skills for AI-agents

- Architecture boundaries stay visible
- Security rules remain enforced
- Platform consistency across teams


- Secure access to enterprise data
- Conversational UX and BI
- Keeps people in the loop

About Jmix
Jmix is an open-source Java platform for enterprise application development with AI-assisted tools and governed architecture.
Built on Spring Boot and mainstream open-source technologies, Jmix helps teams deliver enterprise systems faster without frontend bottlenecks, vendor lock-in, or loss of architectural control.
Visual development tools, enterprise add-ons, and platform-aware AI assistance help developers accelerate delivery while keeping full ownership of source code, data, and long-term system evolution.

mainstream open-source technologies
business tasks

Our solutions are used by
One platform story across development,
governance, and runtime


Move from AI-driven development
to AI-assisted applications

workflows, analytics, and governed access to enterprise data.
Why enterprise teams choose Jmix
for AI-assisted delivery
- Open-source core
Build on transparent technology instead of proprietary black boxes.
- Full ownership
Keep control over source code, deployment, and application lifecycle.
- No runtime licensing trap
Scale applications without unpredictable runtime fees.
- Java and Spring foundation
Use mainstream technologies that support hiring, onboarding, and long-term maintainability.
- Security by design
Build AI-enabled apps on top of governed data access and platform-level security controls.
- Structured engineering
Accelerate delivery without turning software development into a prompt-driven Shadow IT.





