Build software for Windows or Mac
Some work belongs on the computer rather than in a browser: large local files, hardware, or a room where the connection cannot be relied on.
What’s included
- — Native Windows applications
- — Native macOS applications
- — Works with or without a connection
- — Data that stays on your machines
- — Business tools, data entry and reporting
What’s not
- — Mobile applications
- — Work requiring specialist hardware integration we have not confirmed we can support
Why there is no technology list on this page
For a website, naming the stack is useful — it is what a technical buyer checks. For desktop software, it tells you nothing you can act on. What matters is that it runs on your machines, does the job, and can still be fixed in a year. That is what we will talk about instead.
Where would yours land?
Answer a few questions and see where your project sits — no budget question, and no email needed to see the answer.