Desktop software for work that belongs on a computer.
Some work needs an installed application: offline use, local files, connected hardware, or heavy data. We build desktop applications for Windows, macOS, and Linux and handle updates through your subscription.
Use cases
What desktop applications are good for
- Utilities that process local files or documents
- Point-of-sale or kiosk software
- Tools that connect to printers, scanners, or other devices
- Offline-first software for locations with poor connectivity
Example scopes
How projects might map to plans
These are hypothetical examples to show typical scope per plan, not past client projects. Your plan is confirmed after we review your brief.
- ExampleEssential · $35/month
Single-purpose desktop utility
- One main function
- Windows installer
- Automatic update check
- ExampleBusiness · $250/month
Point-of-sale application
- Windows and macOS
- Receipt printer support
- Sync with a web dashboard
Integrations with third-party services are $20 each, one time. Third-party accounts, licences, and usage charges are paid by you directly to the provider.
Platform considerations
- Windows, macOS, and Linux coverage is agreed in your scope.
- Code-signing certificates and notarisation accounts are paid by you.
- Hardware integrations are assessed individually before scope approval.
Maintenance after launch
- Compatibility updates for new operating system versions
- Bug fixes
- Update distribution
Changes and new features are estimated and approved by you before they use your plan's allowance. Covered bug fixes do not reduce your feature allowance.
Tell us about your desktop application.
Share a short brief. Our team reviews it and gets back to you, and you get a written scope and price before you pay anything.