Desktop Apps for Windows, macOS and Linux That Stay in Sync With Your Web and Mobile Apps
We build desktop applications for Windows, macOS and Linux with React and Electron, sharing components, types and business logic with your web app. One backend keeps data in sync across desktop, web and mobile in real time, a local database keeps the app working offline, and signed installers with auto-updates keep every user on the latest version.
React & Electron Apps for Windows, macOS and Linux. Indicative figures; we agree measurable targets with you during discovery.
Cross-platform desktop apps for Windows, macOS and Linux, built with React and Electron and kept in sync with your web and mobile apps.
One React codebase packaged with Electron for all three desktop platforms, tested on each, so every feature ships everywhere at once.
The same account and data on every device: changes made on desktop appear in the web and mobile apps in real time, and the other way round.
Components, TypeScript types and business logic are shared with your React web app, so the desktop app does not become a second product to maintain.
A local SQLite store keeps the app fully usable without a connection and syncs changes safely when the network returns.
Context isolation, a locked-down preload bridge, no Node.js access in the interface and a strict content security policy.
Windows code signing, macOS notarisation and Linux packages, with background updates and staged rollouts so users always run the latest version.
Scoped in the statement of work, shipped to your repositories and cloud accounts, documented for your team.
Something else on your mind? Our architects answer every enquiry personally.
Yes. We build and test one codebase for all three and ship native installers for each: .exe or MSI for Windows, a signed and notarised .dmg for macOS on both Apple silicon and Intel Macs, and AppImage, .deb or .rpm packages for Linux.
Tell us where Desktop App Development fits in your roadmap. A principal engineer replies within one business day with an architecture outline and delivery plan.