Desktop & Back-Office Software Development
Some operations genuinely should not be a web app: a billing counter that must work when the internet does not, hardware that only exposes a Windows driver, a data-entry job measured in keystrokes per minute. We build those as desktop applications that sync when connectivity returns.
Who this is for
Your counter or warehouse loses the internet and work stops.
You depend on a printer, scanner or weighing scale with a Windows-only driver.
Your team does high-volume data entry and a browser form is slowing them down.
How we build it
Technology we use — and why
Not a logo wall. The reason behind each choice.
One language across your desktop tool and your server, so one team can maintain both.
A local store that survives a power cut and syncs later.
The desktop tool and the web system share one source of truth.
Deployable by your own IT without a developer present.
Related work
Engagement models
We don't publish a price list. You get a band in the quote flow, and a real number after the call.
Written scope, milestone plan, fixed price per milestone. Best when you know what you need built.
A committed number of senior engineering days per month. Best when scope will keep evolving.
One or more engineers embedded in your team, in your standups, with architecture review from the founder.
Questions people actually ask
Why not just a web app?
Does it work fully offline?
Can it talk to our printer or weighing scale?
How is it updated?
Do you sign NDAs?
Who owns the code?
Tell us what you're trying to build.
Thirty minutes, no cost, no pitch deck. You'll leave with an honest read on scope, timeline and cost.
