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Desktop Applications
When a browser isn't enough – we build desktop applications for Windows and Linux. Typical cases include data processing tools, applications requiring direct hardware access (printers, scanners, measuring devices) and systems that work offline. We work with .NET, Electron and Tauri.
Why choose us
- ✓Windows and Linux – .NET, Electron, Tauri
- ✓Direct hardware access: printers, scanners, devices
- ✓Offline operation with no network dependency
- ✓Automatic updates and deployments
Technologies
The native Windows choice: full access to OS APIs, printers, COM ports and hardware peripherals. MAUI enables cross-platform (Windows + macOS) from a single codebase.
Web technologies (React, Angular, Svelte) wrapped in a desktop shell. Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, Linux), fast to develop when you already have a frontend team.
Rust backend paired with a web frontend. Significantly smaller and more secure than Electron — the right choice when size, startup time and resource usage matter.
Typical use cases
Batch import and export, local data management, ETL helpers and report generators that work with large files or offline datasets.
Apps that communicate with printers, label printers, barcode scanners, scales, measurement devices and other COM or USB peripherals.
Systems that must work without network — with local storage, sync when a connection is available and conflict resolution logic.
Forms-heavy internal apps for production floors, warehouses and service operations — where a browser isn't suitable or available.
How we work
Requirements & platform choice
We understand the hardware environment, OS requirements and integration needs to recommend the right technology.
Design & prototype
We design the interface and core workflows, then validate a working prototype with the actual target machines.
Build & test
Development with testing on target hardware — printers, scanners and other peripherals included.
Deploy & update
We set up the deployment mechanism: installer packages, auto-update pipelines and silent rollouts across workstations.