Desktop power on every platform
Cross-platform desktop apps for Windows, macOS and Linux — with auto-updates, deep OS integration, and native speed. One codebase, real installers for every operating system your users run.
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One codebase, three operating systems
The same app, rendered natively on macOS, Windows, and Linux — pixel-consistent and fully installable on each.
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Web-tech speed, native-grade integration
We reach past the browser sandbox into the operating system — so your app lives in the tray, honors global shortcuts, opens its own file types, and stores data securely on disk. Rust and C++ cores handle the compute-heavy paths without the memory bloat.
- System tray & menu-bar presence
- Global keyboard shortcuts
- File-type associations
- Secure, encrypted local storage
- Delta auto-updates with rollback
$ tauri build --target universal
compiling native modules (rust)…
✓ built Acme_2.4.1_x64.msi (4.2 MB)
✓ notarized Acme.dmg
✓ AppImage published
done in 38s
Everything a desktop product needs
One team across the shell, the native modules, and the OS integration — so your app feels at home on every platform.
Cross-platform desktop apps
Electron & Tauri — a single codebase shipping to Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Native performance modules
Rust & C++ cores for the compute-heavy paths that web tech can't carry alone.
Internal tools & dashboards
Data-dense enterprise consoles and admin tooling built for daily operators.
Developer & creative tools
Editors, utilities, and pro apps with keyboard-first, multi-window workflows.
Local-first data
Embedded SQLite, encryption at rest, and background sync that survives offline.
Deep OS integration
Tray & menu-bar, global shortcuts, file associations, and native notifications.
Auto-update pipelines
Delta patching, staged rollouts, and one-click rollback baked into every build.
Signing & distribution
Code signing, notarization, and store or direct channels handled end-to-end.
Hardware & peripherals
Printers, scanners, and serial/USB devices wired into your desktop app.
Legacy modernization
WinForms, Java, and VB apps rebuilt on modern cross-platform foundations.
Cross-OS QA
Automated test matrix across OS versions, installers, and update channels.
Kiosk & POS builds
Locked-down fullscreen apps with offline resilience for retail and self-serve.
From workflow to installer
A clear path from mapping your users' workflows to shipping signed installers on every OS they run.
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Workflow mapping, an OS/platform matrix, and a native-integration inventory.
Design
Desktop UX — keyboard-first, dense layouts, multi-window, and full theming.
Build
A web-tech shell with native modules dropped in exactly where performance demands.
Test
OS-matrix automation, installer & updater verification, and offline scenarios.
Distribute & support
Signing, store or direct distribution, and ongoing update-channel operations.
The desktop stack we build on
Desktop software for every industry
From trading desks and labs to retail floors and internal ops teams.
Engineering & developer tools
IDEs, CLIs with UIs, and pro tooling built for power users.
Finance & trading desks
Low-latency, data-dense terminals with real-time feeds.
Healthcare & lab software
On-prem clinical and laboratory apps with local data control.
Media production
Editors and asset tools that lean on native compute and files.
Point-of-sale, kiosk & retail
Locked-down, offline-resilient terminals for the front line.
Enterprise internal operations
Back-office tools and dashboards for teams that run the business.
No matter the project
Included in every engagement
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Everything it takes to design, build, and run great software.
Ready for a desktop app that feels native?
Tell us the workflow you need on Windows, macOS, and Linux — we'll design the app, the native integrations, and the auto-update pipeline. Or request a change to a tool you already distribute.
Need help with an existing product, or want a brand-new one? Either link works.