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Counter and point-of-sale tools
Fast screens for busy counters, with receipts and barcode scanners.
/desktop · Desktop software
Software that lives on the counter.
Some work belongs on a computer that is always on: the front desk, the shop counter, the workshop. We build Windows and Mac applications that start fast, work offline and sync when they can.
Desktop software is the right choice when a program has to run all day, talk to printers, scanners or cash drawers, or keep working when the internet does not.
We build installable applications with automatic updates, local data that syncs to the cloud, and the same care for design we put into everything else.
Built by owners
We run businesses of our own. Before we build anything, we ask what an owner would ask: will this bring customers, save time or prevent mistakes?
01 — What we build
Desktop software, done properly.
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Offline-first office apps
Work continues during outages and syncs when the connection returns.
03
Hardware integrations
Printers, scanners, scales and other devices connected properly.
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Cross-platform apps
One application for Windows and Mac where both are in use.
05
Automatic updates
New versions delivered safely without anyone reinstalling.
06
Modernising old software
Replacing ageing programs while keeping the data they hold.
02 — Built for Nepal
Made for how
Nepal works.
- Built to keep working through power cuts and connection drops.
- Local data stored safely and backed up when online.
- Nepali and English interfaces and printed documents.
- Runs on the everyday hardware you already have.
03 — How we work
From first call
to running software.
- 01
Discover
We learn how your business works and what success looks like.
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Design
Flows and screens you can click through before any code.
- 03
Engineer
Built, reviewed and tested, with every change traceable.
- 04
Operate
Launched, monitored and improved for as long as you need us.
04 — Questions
Good questions.
Desktop or web application?
If the work happens in a browser anyway, a web application is simpler. Desktop wins when you need offline work, local hardware or all-day performance on one machine.
Does it work without internet?
Yes, that is usually the reason to build it. Data is stored locally and synchronised when the connection is back.
Windows, Mac or both?
Whatever your team uses. A cross-platform approach lets one application run on both.
How are updates delivered?
The application checks for new versions and updates itself safely, so nobody has to reinstall anything.
05 — Read next
Straight answers.
Custom Software or Off-the-Shelf? A Guide for Nepal Businesses
How businesses in Nepal can choose between ready-made and custom software: process fit, local payments, language, offline use, data ownership and effort.
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