Windows, macOS and Linux applications built for real workstations.
Native desktop software for Windows, Mac and Linux.
Some work still happens on a machine that sits in one place all day: a billing counter, a diagnostics bench, a control room, an accounts desk with a printer and a barcode scanner attached. We build desktop applications for those machines, on Windows, macOS and Linux, that start fast, work offline and talk to the hardware on the desk.
- Win · Mac · Linuxone codebase or native
- Offline-firstkeeps working through outages
- Hardwareprinters, scanners, scales
Built around how the work really flows.
We choose the stack per project: native Windows (.NET / WPF), native macOS (Swift), Linux (Qt / GTK), or a single cross-platform codebase in Electron, Tauri or Flutter when you need all three. Auto-updates, licensing and a sync layer to your cloud back office come standard.
Desktop applications for the work a browser tab can't do: point-of-sale counters, lab and factory-floor tooling, offline-first field software, hardware integrations, internal utilities. Native where it matters, cross-platform where it saves you money.
What we build into it
- Windows (.NET / WPF), macOS (Swift) and Linux (Qt / GTK) apps
- Cross-platform builds with Electron, Tauri or Flutter
- Printer, scanner, scale and serial-device integrations
- Offline-first storage with sync, auto-update and licensing
Who this is for
Typical stack
Four ones. Zero theatre.
One hour to reply, one day to blueprint, one week to prototype, one month to ship. Every desktop applications engagement starts in this shape.
- IWithin the hour
A real person reads your note.
The engineers who will build it are the ones who reply. No forms routing to forms.
- IIWithin the day
We sketch the system out loud.
A short conversation and a one-page blueprint of what we think you actually need.
- IIIWithin the week
Something you can touch.
A working prototype, not a Figma file. Your team presses the buttons and we adjust.
- IVWithin the month
Live. Quietly.
First version in production, your team has the keys, and we are still on Slack.
Before you get in touch.
Do you build native apps or cross-platform desktop apps?
Both. If you only need Windows, or need deep OS integration, we go native. If you need Windows, Mac and Linux from one codebase, we use Electron, Tauri or Flutter and tell you honestly what the trade-offs are.
Can the desktop app work without internet and sync later?
Yes. We design offline-first: the app keeps a local database, works through outages, and syncs to your cloud back office when connectivity returns, with conflict handling built in.
Can you integrate with printers, scanners and other hardware?
Yes. Thermal receipt printers, barcode and QR scanners, weighing scales, card terminals and serial or USB devices are a normal part of desktop projects for us.
Tell us the messy version first.
You don't need a perfect brief. Tell us the problem in your own words and we'll figure out the shape of the project together.