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DesktopApps

Cross-platform desktop software from one codebase, with native speed where it counts.

From £8,000Indicative. Every project is quoted to scope.

We build desktop applications for Windows, macOS and Linux using Electron or Tauri, chosen to fit your performance and footprint needs. You get signed, auto-updating builds, not a web page in a window.

What we do

Cross-platform builds

One codebase producing native installers for each platform, with code signing and notarisation handled so users are not blocked by security warnings.

Native integration

File system access, tray and menu integration, notifications and hardware access wired up properly per operating system.

Auto-update and distribution

Reliable auto-update channels and release management so fixes reach users without a manual reinstall.

Where it fits

Use cases.

Teams whose users work offline or with large local filesProducts needing deep operating-system integrationCompanies distributing internal tools to staff machinesWeb products wanting a first-class desktop presence

Offline-first tool

We build an app that keeps working without a connection and syncs when it returns. Local data is stored safely and stays available on the desk where it is needed.

System-integrated utility

The app reaches into the file system, hardware, notifications or the tray in ways a browser cannot. It feels native on Windows, macOS and Linux alike.

Managed internal rollout

We package, sign and auto-update a tool for your whole team, so everyone runs the current version. Releases can be staged and rolled back if needed.

Capabilities

Everything it covers.

  • Cross-platform builds for Windows, macOS and Linux
  • Electron or Tauri chosen to suit performance and size needs
  • Code signing and notarisation for trusted installs
  • Automatic, secure background updates
  • Deep operating-system integration such as files, tray and notifications
  • Offline-first storage with reliable sync
  • Small, efficient bundles where Tauri is a good fit
  • Crash reporting and diagnostics to catch issues early

Typical timeline

A first signed, auto-updating release usually lands in six to ten weeks, with the exact figure depending on platform coverage and native features.

How scope works

We choose Electron or Tauri to fit your needs rather than by habit. Signing certificates and store accounts sit with you, and we set up the pipeline around them.

From £8,000

How we work

Four steps, no surprises.

01

Scope

We map the goal, the constraints and the risks, and agree a fixed brief before anything starts.

02

Design

Interfaces, architecture and the plan, reviewed with you before a line of code is written.

03

Build

Type-safe, tested delivery in short increments you can see and steer.

04

Launch & care

We ship, hand over everything, and keep it running if you want us to.

What you get

Deliverables

  • Signed installers for Windows, macOS and Linux
  • Auto-update channel
  • Native operating system integrations
  • Crash reporting and diagnostics
  • Release pipeline for new versions

Tools & technology

  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Electron
  • Tauri

Outcomes

What you can expect.

One codebase serves all three major desktop platforms

Users always run the current version thanks to auto-update

Installs are signed and trusted rather than flagged as unknown

The app keeps working offline and integrates with the machine it runs on

Questions

Good to know.

How long does Desktop Apps take?

Timelines depend on scope. Most engagements run from a few weeks to a few months, and you get a firm estimate after a short scoping call.

How is it priced?

From £8,000 is an indicative starting point. Every project is quoted to the scope we agree, with no surprises later.

Do we own what you build?

Yes. You own the source code, the design files and the accounts. There is no lock-in.

Do you maintain it after launch?

We can. Hosting, monitoring and updates are available as an ongoing plan, or we hand over cleanly to your team.

Start a project

Let'sbuildyourdesktopapps.