Cross-platform build
Windows, macOS and Linux from one codebase using Electron or .NET MAUI.
Windows, macOS and Linux applications for demanding work.
ERPHUBs builds desktop applications for workloads that need local hardware access, offline power or high-performance interfaces, including billing counters, inspection tools and data-entry systems.
Desktop software still runs warehouses, clinics, trading floors and design studios because it can use local hardware, work offline and handle heavy data. We build cross-platform desktop apps that keep that power and connect to your cloud systems.
ERPHUBs builds desktop applications for workloads that need local hardware access, offline power or high-performance interfaces, including billing counters, inspection tools and data-entry systems.
Discuss your projectEach deliverable is scoped, reviewed with you and handed over with documentation.
Windows, macOS and Linux from one codebase using Electron or .NET MAUI.
Printers, scanners, barcode readers and serial devices.
Local storage that reconciles with the server when online.
Silent updates and licence checks you control.
Signed installers and enterprise rollout packages.
Code signing, encrypted storage and least-privilege design.
The bottleneck. Web apps cannot talk to scales, barcode printers or serial devices.
How we design it. Native desktop access to peripherals with tested drivers.
Target result: 99.9% uptime target
The bottleneck. Counters stop when the connection drops.
How we design it. Local database with background sync to the cloud.
Target result: <2.5s page load target
The bottleneck. Branches run different versions.
How we design it. Auto-update channels with rollback.
Target result: 10x headroom
Every sector hits different walls. Here is what we see and how we design around it.
Bottleneck: Billing slows at peak hours.
Our design: Fast offline POS with barcode, receipt printing and cloud sync.
Bottleneck: Shop-floor stations need scale and label integration.
Our design: Weighing, labelling and batch capture tied to ERP.
Bottleneck: Clinics need local, secure records.
Our design: Encrypted local storage with scheduled backups and sync.
Bottleneck: Warehouse scanning is slow.
Our design: Scanner-driven receiving and picking with exception handling.
Isolation, encryption and least-privilege access.
Stateless services and managed databases that grow with usage.
Activity logs and exportable records for customers and auditors.
Unit, integration and end-to-end tests in CI.
A first release usually takes 10 to 16 weeks, then continues in sprints.
More user types and approvals mean more screens and rules.
Payments, CRM, ERP and messaging connections.
Reporting and search needs shape the architecture.
Industry rules such as PCI or data residency.
A clear scope, timeline and price for well-defined work.
A named squad that works as part of your team month to month.
Ongoing fixes, updates and monitoring after launch.
Typical situations where clients bring us in, and what we design for each.
Fast, offline-capable counters with printers, scanners and cash drawers.
Heavy-compute desktop software with file formats and plug-in support.
Locked-down full-screen apps for shop floors, lobbies and self-service points.
Local-first apps that sync to your cloud back end with conflict handling.
React, Next.js or Vue with a tested component library.
Node.js, Python or .NET with PostgreSQL, Redis and queues.
AWS, Azure or GCP with infrastructure as code, monitoring and backups.
Stripe, SSO and role-based access built in.
We agree measurable targets up front and report against them.
99.9% targets with monitoring, alerts and incident response.
Response time budgets agreed and tested before launch.
Onboarding funnels and usage analytics for product decisions.
Fewer tickets through self-service and clear error handling.
We explain the cost and risk of each so you choose with eyes open.
Load targets and architecture notes before build, not after launch.
Encryption, access control, backups and audit logs are in scope.
Yes. A focused first release with a clear roadmap beats a big-bang launch.
Uptime, errors and performance watched, with fixes under agreed response times.
Dependencies, platforms and security patches kept current.
A monthly pool of hours for improvements, prioritised with you.
Documentation, recordings and sessions so your team stays independent.
Electron, .NET, Tauri or Qt, chosen for performance, hardware and team skills.
Yes, through APIs with queued, conflict-aware sync.
Yes. We can wrap and extend your web app with native capabilities.
Cost depends on scope, integrations, compliance needs and the number of users or pages. After a short discovery we give a fixed or phased quote with clear milestones, so you can compare it with other options.
A first release usually takes 10 to 16 weeks, then continues in sprints.
We offer support retainers covering fixes, updates, monitoring and enhancements, plus a handover with documentation and training so your team is never locked in.
Share your goal and constraints. A senior consultant replies with questions, options and a scoped quote.
We build for Australia users: AUD pricing, GST-ready checkout and invoices, local payment methods and fast delivery to Australia visitors.
Typical connections here: Open-banking bank feeds, Peppol, Stripe.
Prices, invoices and receipts follow GST (10% standard) and AUD.
Hosting and caching chosen for visitors in Australia, tested on mobile and desktop.
Mon-Fri 09:00-17:30 AEST. Typical first reply within 4 business hours.
Yes. The Australia team configures it with the Zoho Books Australia edition (GST, BAS), AUD and GST, and supports it Mon-Fri 09:00-17:30 AEST.
Zoho accounts for Australia use the Australia data centre (zoho.com.au). We confirm the data centre with you before any migration or integration starts.
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