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Desktop applications

Modern desktop software for the counter, the office and the factory floor.

Most of what we deliver runs on the business's own computers: fast, keyboard-first, printing straight to receipt and label printers, and still working when the internet is down. Below are real screens from four systems in daily use, each shown from a demo copy filled with invented data.

Real software, invented figures. Every screen on this page comes from a working copy of a delivered system, loaded with made-up products, people and amounts. Client names, client data and client branding are never shown.
Retail point of sale

A retail counter that keeps selling offline.

A Windows application on the shop's own PC for a toy and baby goods shop: billing at the counter, goods received from suppliers, shelf labels, customer accounts and a cash count at the end of every day.

  • Scan or type, quantity, Enter: a whole bill without the mouse
  • Retail and trade prices on the same item, switched per customer
  • Cost shown in a letter code only the staff can read
  • Receipt printer, label printer and cash drawer driven directly
  • The drawer counted note by note against what the books expect
Retail point of sale desktop window with a held bill of three items, line discounts and a total of 3,120.00 (demo data)
The counter, with a bill held while the customer keeps shopping.
Lending and savings

A day book that balances before it closes.

For a community welfare fund: jewellery, education and business loans, members' savings and the daily cash book, posted underneath as real double entry.

  • Loans capped by the product's rules and by the value of the pledge
  • A day will not post until the closing cash matches the book
  • Past-grace and falling-due lists, ready for a phone call
  • Savings passbooks, cheques and bank movements in the same ledger
  • Runs on the office computer and takes its own backup every day
Day book dashboard showing cash in hand, loans outstanding by product, members' savings and loans past grace (demo data)
The day's position: cash, the loan book and what needs attention.
Shop stock and profit

Stock and profit for a phone shop.

Phones, accessories and repairs. Every sale and purchase is typed once at the counter, and the month's profit works itself out.

  • Sell and buy from one screen, with the profit on each line
  • Repair income and running costs kept apart from stock
  • Month and year results, best sellers and where the money went
  • Stock filters for running low, negative, idle and never sold
  • Opens from a desktop icon and adapts to a phone screen
Phone shop monthly result with sales, cost of stock, repair income and running costs, beside the stock screen on a phone (demo data)
The month on one sheet, and stock value on a phone.
Manufacturing costing

What every roll of tape really costs.

For a packing tape maker: film, paper cores and cartons go in, finished rolls come out, and every bill shows what it truly made after materials and the cost of running the factory.

  • Recipes per product: grams of film, the core and the carton
  • Running costs spread across the film that leaves as tape
  • The lowest price you can accept, for every product
  • Money owed, aged, oldest bills first
  • A few stock checks a day instead of one painful yearly count
  • On the office PC, and on a phone over the factory wifi
Tape factory home screen with sales, material cost, running cost and profit for the month, also shown on a phone (demo data)
Sold, what it cost, the cost of running and the profit, on the PC and the phone.
Why desktop

Software that lives where the work happens.

Works with the internet down

Everything runs on your own computers, so a dropped connection never stops a sale, a loan or a delivery.

Talks to your hardware

Thermal receipt printers, ZPL label printers, barcode scanners and cash drawers, driven directly rather than through a print dialog.

Fast to use

Keyboard-first screens with a shortcut on every common action, designed for staff who are not technical.

What it is built with. Electron with React and SQLite, packaged as a Windows installer; native Qt (PySide6) for tools that sit in the background and answer a keyboard shortcut; and lightweight local apps opened from a desktop icon. Your data stays on your machine, in an open format you can export at any time.
Your turn

Want software like this for your business?

Tell us how the work is done today, on paper, in a spreadsheet or in software that no longer fits. We will say honestly whether a desktop system is the right answer.