01 / 07 Service

Desktop & Cross-Platform Applications

Native-feeling desktop and cross-platform software built with Rust, Dioxus, and WASM, for work that does not belong in a browser tab.

Rust

Core

Dioxus

Interface

WASM

Portability

02 / 07 What this covers

Desktop-class applications where responsiveness, local data, and real windows matter

Some tools are not web pages. Dense data views, local file access, background processing, offline capability, and interfaces that must stay responsive under continuous updates all point towards a desktop or cross-platform build rather than a hosted page.

Typical scope

Cross-platform interfaces, local persistence, background work, and native integration

That can include internal tooling, data-heavy dashboards, instrument or monitoring panels, utilities that need OS integration, and products that ship to macOS, Windows, and Linux from a single codebase.

Why it matters

A browser tab is the wrong container for some products

When an interface has to stay responsive under constant data, work offline, hold local state, or reach the filesystem, forcing it into a web page turns straightforward requirements into workarounds. Building it natively removes that tax.

03 / 07 Supporting stack

Rust and Dioxus for a single codebase across platforms, with WASM where the web still makes sense

The same component model can target desktop and browser, so a product can start in one place and reach the other without a rewrite. This site itself is built on that stack.

  • Rust
  • Dioxus
  • WASM
  • Cross-Platform UI
  • Local Persistence
  • Offline Capable

04 / 07 Proof

Work that already carries this

  • NativeCharts as native rendering and data-density proof
  • ScreenCats as a shipped desktop utility
  • iavorkolev.com built with the same Rust and Dioxus stack
  • App and architecture services for the layers underneath

05 / 07 The full range

Thirteen services, one engineer

Most projects cross more than one of these. They are listed separately because they are bought separately, not because they are delivered in isolation.

13 services in total · 7 sections on this page

07 / 07 The next move

Does the product need to be more than a web page?

If the tool needs local data, offline capability, OS integration, or an interface that stays smooth under constant updates, a desktop or cross-platform build is usually the honest answer.

See Native Proof->Discuss a Desktop Build