Native macOS
Swift and SwiftUI apps that follow macOS conventions — menu-bar utilities, document apps, and more.
macOS · Windows · Linux
Desktop App Development
Native and cross-platform desktop apps — macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Overview
Desktop App Development at Stringswaytech.
We build desktop applications that feel at home on the operating system they run on — native macOS apps in Swift, and lightweight cross-platform apps with Tauri and Rust. We have shipped our own desktop products end to end, including App Store and notarized distribution, so we know what it takes to ship and maintain real desktop software.
What's included
How we deliver.
Cross-platform desktop
Lightweight, fast apps for macOS, Windows, and Linux built on Tauri 2 and Rust.
Distribution & signing
App Store builds, notarized direct downloads, and auto-update — the full release pipeline.
Deep system integration
File-system access, global hotkeys, background services, and OS APIs wired in natively.
Built with
The stack we reach for.
The same tools that run everything else we ship.
- Swift
- SwiftUI
- Tauri 2
- Rust
- SolidJS
FAQ
Desktop App Development, answered.
Something specific to your project? A short email gets a straight answer from the people who would build it.
Talk to usWhat desktop platforms does Stringswaytech build for?
Stringswaytech builds desktop apps for macOS, Windows, and Linux — native macOS apps with Swift and SwiftUI, and cross-platform apps with Tauri 2 and Rust.
Have you shipped real desktop apps?
Yes. We have designed, built, and shipped our own desktop products end to end — including Ocean (a Tauri/Rust developer terminal), Klyr (a native Swift macOS app), and MomentumAI (a macOS menu-bar assistant) — across both the App Store and notarized direct downloads.
Can you handle App Store submission and notarization?
Yes. We handle the full distribution pipeline: sandboxed App Store builds, notarized direct downloads, code signing, and auto-update.
Contact
Need Desktop App Development?
Tell us what you are building. One of the engineers who would build it replies, usually within a working day.