Tools for local files and devices
Apps that read instrument exports, large documents or local folders and send clean results to your systems.
Some work belongs on the desktop: large local files, instruments on a lab PC, offline use, or a tool that has to sit beside other software all day. We build modern desktop apps with web technology, signed installers and updates that install themselves.
Apps that read instrument exports, large documents or local folders and send clean results to your systems.
Work continues without a connection and syncs when it returns, with conflicts shown to a person, not hidden.
A modern app that keeps the workflows people rely on, with a planned move of their data and settings.
Signed installers for Windows and macOS, and updates that install in the background so every user runs the same version.
Choose desktop when the work needs local files or devices, must run offline, or lives on locked-down PCs. Otherwise a web app is usually simpler, and we will tell you so.
Yes. We agree install rights, network access and update rules with your IT team, and can ship installers they deploy themselves.
Yes. One codebase builds for both, and Linux when needed. We test on the operating system versions your team actually uses.
From the first call to a working release, with a clear next step at every stage.
Tell us about your goals, users, current systems and constraints. We suggest a sensible first step, with no obligation.
We agree on a focused first release, with priorities, milestones and an estimate you can plan around.
You see working software early and often, so decisions stay grounded in what you can use.
A focused first release typically ships within that window. Larger systems such as ERP platforms ship in phases, followed by ongoing support.
Field notes from our engineers that apply to desktop apps.
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Users switch phones, restore old backups and log at 1 a.m. on DST weekends. Here is the offline-first design we built for each moment, and where it still falls short.
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