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Custom desktop software

Local hardware, heavy files, no stable network — the desktop is still the right tool.

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Not everything belongs in the browser. Software that works against printers, scanners and card readers; that processes heavy files; or that runs where the network is not stable — is right to build as desktop software.

We build new desktop software, and we also take over veteran programs for maintenance and further development — including ones whose original author is no longer available. The common combination is a local station working against a central server.

Questions that keep coming up

Why desktop and not web?

When the software works against local hardware, processes heavy files, or runs where the network is not stable — the browser is a constraint. In other cases we will recommend web; the specification decides, not habit.

Do you maintain veteran desktop software too?

Yes. Part of our work is taking over existing software, mapping it and continuing its development — even when its original author is no longer available.

Can desktop be combined with a web system?

That is the common combination: a local station working against a central server. The ALIST registration stations are built this way.

Let us talk about the software

Tell us what the software has to do — we will say whether the desktop is the right tool.

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