macOS and Windows desktop software development
Where the browser is not enough, we build desktop apps that access hardware and the file system, work offline and open instantly.
On the desktop, users expect speed and trust: the app should open right away, use little memory and never harm their system. Our own products, mcCleaner and SemapNote, run on macOS and Windows on these principles.
On the enterprise side we also build data-entry heavy desktop apps, field and point-of-sale software. Auto-updates, installers and distribution are part of the project.
What we do
- One codebase for macOS and Windows
- System and maintenance utilities
- Offline-first apps with local data
- Direct device-to-device sync
- Enterprise data-entry and operations software
- Installers and auto-updates
- Hardware and file system integration
- Optimised for low memory and CPU use
How we work
- Discovery. We clarify the need, the users and the goals together, then set the scope and priorities.
- Design and architecture. We design the screens and set up a scalable architecture and data model.
- Development. We ship working versions in short cycles and take your feedback at every step.
- Launch and support. We deploy to servers, app stores and your users, then keep maintaining and improving it.
Related work
mcCleaner
A completely free system maintenance app that finds and safely removes the clutter slowing your computer down.
SemapNote
A note-taking app that syncs your notes directly and encrypted between your devices, with no server or cloud.
Frequently asked questions
Will the app run on both Mac and Windows?
Yes. We produce installers for both platforms from one codebase.
How are updates distributed?
We add auto-updates, so when a new version is released users can update from inside the app.
Can it work without internet?
Yes. We build offline-first apps that keep data locally and sync when needed.
Have a project in mind?
Tell us briefly and we will get back to you with scope, timeline and an estimated cost.