Cross Platform
Desktop Software
Desktop tools for macOS, Windows and Linux, built for speed and offline work.
Overview
Some work still belongs on the desktop: heavy data, hardware access, long sessions and tools that have to keep working when the network does not. We build for macOS, Windows and Linux from a shared codebase.
Built with
- Electron
- Tauri
- Rust
- SQLite
- Swift
- .NET
We choose the runtime for the job. Electron when you want to reuse web skills and ship fast, Tauri and Rust when memory and bundle size matter, and native Swift or .NET when the platform is the product.
Offline-first is the default. Data lives in local SQLite, syncs with conflict-safe merging, and updates ship through signed, auto-updating installers.
Why it matters
Field crews, analysts and operators spend hours a day in these tools. Software that opens instantly, never loses work and updates itself removes friction that adds up across every user and every shift.
What we deliver
What you get.
- 01macOS, Windows and Linux builds
- 02Offline-first data sync
- 03Packaging and auto-update pipelines
How we work
From idea to launch.
Discover
We map the goals, users and constraints that shape the build.
Design
We prototype the interface and the system architecture side by side.
Build
We ship in short cycles with testing and observability from the start.
Launch & Iterate
We launch, measure against real usage and keep improving.
Questions, answered.
Choose desktop for offline use, file system or hardware access, heavy local processing, or tools users keep open all day. We will tell you honestly if a web app is the better fit.
We set up code-signed installers and an auto-update channel with staged rollouts, so fixes reach everyone without manual downloads.
Yes. We start with a code and architecture review, then add features or modernise the build and packaging pipeline.
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