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Celebrating 31 Years of Delphi with a 25% Upgrade Discount!
Saturday, February 14, 2026
Valentine’s Day is here, and there is extra love in the air today. It is not only about hearts and chocolate, but also about something that makes developers smile. Delphi is celebrating its 31st birthday!
For 31 years, Delphi has inspired developers around the world to create software with passion and creativity. Some of us have been using it from the very beginning, and others discovered it more recently. What we all share is the same joy of building something great with a tool that feels familiar and powerful.
At TMS Software, Delphi has always been part of our story. It is the foundation of many of our products, and we are proud to continue growing with this amazing community.
To celebrate both love and Delphi, we have prepared something special.
Get an extra 25% discount when you upgrade to one of our favorite product bundles:
- From TMS VCL UI Pack → TMS VCL Subscription
- From TMS FNC UI Pack → TMS FNC Component Studio
- From TMS VCL UI Pack, TMS VCL Subscription, TMS FNC UI Pack, or TMS FNC Component Studio → TMS ALL-ACCESS
This is a great moment to treat yourself and take your projects to the next level with even more features and flexibility.
The offer is valid until April 16, 2026.
👉 For a personalized upgrade offer, send us an email at sales@tmssoftware.com.
Aaron Decramer
This blog post has received 3 comments.
2. Friday, February 20, 2026 at 4:38:53 PM
Dear Mr Schriek,We''ll have look at and send you a specific offer directly by email.
Dennis Röhner
3. Sunday, February 22, 2026 at 9:05:10 PM
I first purchased TMS software in 2015. I purchased the TMS Grid Pack, the TDBPlanner, and later the TMS Component Pack Pro package. Really, really great utility software. But the most useful component for me was the database monthly planner calendar which I used to implement a daily-diary program I developed in 2012 used for personal use. After DELPHI ATHENA I looked at upgrading the calendar software but the price and the subscription price combo seemed totally unreasonable to me. So I wrote my own database annotation calendar module. It works, functions as necessary, but is no-where as good as the TMS calendar planner I replaced. Subscription software takes planned obsolescence to a new level. A cynical level. I would gladly pay for TMS software that works with my software environment.
Lynard
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If I want to upgrade to FNC Components, what can you offer me.
Much appreciated.
Marco Schriek (marcoschriek@gmail.com)
MARCO Schriek