Desktop app development for Windows and macOS
We build native desktop software that starts fast, uses little memory and ships with a proper installer. Not a website wrapped in a browser, but a real application.
Native software, not a wrapped website
Many desktop apps today ship an entire browser, which is why they start slowly and use a lot of memory. A program written in Rust runs directly on the machine: small, fast, and comfortable on older computers too.
What we take on
- internal company tools, data processing and automation software,
- clients that connect to a server, with real-time messages and notifications,
- add-ons and assistants for professional software,
- installers for Windows and macOS, with a download page,
- notifications in the operating system's own notification centre.
Windows and Mac at once
The same code builds for Windows and macOS, and the mobile version can come from it too. We handle the platform differences – installation, notifications, keyboard shortcuts – separately, so the app feels natural everywhere.
References
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Case study →Frequently asked questions
Can it run on Linux?
Yes, Rust and the interface library we use work on Linux as well. If you need it, we agree on it in the consultation.
How does the software reach users?
We build installers for Windows and macOS and, if you like, a download page where users always get the latest version.
Can it connect to a server or to our existing systems?
Yes. We can build the server too, or connect to the systems you already have.