Multi-platform delivery

One platform.
Every device.

Start in a Chrome extension. Continue on the desktop installer. Carry it on iOS and Android. All systems connected. All data in sync. One codebase, every endpoint.

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Windows.exe
macOS.pkg
iOSApp Store
AndroidPlay
WebAnywhere
Architecture

Shared core.
Native shells.

Business logic, data models, and APIs live in a shared core. Each platform gets a thin native shell that consumes the core via standard interfaces. One change to the core ships everywhere.

What we standardise

  • Authentication, sessions, and identity (single SSO across all surfaces)
  • Data models, validation, and business rules
  • API contracts and error handling
  • Telemetry, error reporting, and analytics
  • Update channels and version management

What stays native

  • Platform-idiomatic UI (iOS feels like iOS, Windows feels like Windows)
  • OS-specific features (Touch ID, Windows Hello, push notifications)
  • Performance-critical paths (camera, file system, hardware)
deploy.config.ts
// One config, every target
export const targets = {
  web: { build: 'next', deploy: 'vercel' },
  windows: { build: 'electron', sign: 'ev-cert' },
  macos: { build: 'electron', notarise: true },
  ios: { build: 'react-native', store: 'app-store' },
  android: { build: 'react-native', store: 'play' },
  extension: { build: 'mv3', store: 'chrome' }
};

// Single command ships to all six.
$ npm run release:all
Deployment pipeline

Push once.
Ship everywhere.

Every platform has its own quirks — code signing, notarisation, store review, enterprise distribution. We've automated all of it.

1

Commit

Single PR triggers builds for every target platform in parallel.

2

Build & Sign

EV cert (Windows), Apple notarisation (macOS), Play signing.

3

Test

Automated UI tests on each target before promotion.

4

Submit

App Store, Play Store, Chrome Store, MSI repos — all automated.

5

Roll out

Phased rollouts with kill-switches, telemetry, instant rollback.

Common questions

What people usually ask.

No. We architect for cross-platform from day one but ship to whichever surfaces matter to your users. Many engagements start with web only; the architecture means adding mobile or desktop later doesn't require a rewrite.
Native installers (desktop and mobile) ship with offline-first databases (SQLite, IndexedDB) that sync to the central server when connectivity returns. Conflict resolution is handled at the data-model level so the same change made on two devices reconciles cleanly.
Windows ships via MSI to your software distribution platform (Intune, SCCM). macOS ships via PKG to MDM (Jamf, Kandji). Chrome extensions ship via Chrome Enterprise policies. Mobile apps via MDM-managed app catalogues. All centrally controlled.
It depends on the project. Common choices: React/Next.js for web, Electron or Tauri for desktop, React Native or Flutter for mobile, Manifest V3 for Chrome extensions. We pick based on team experience, performance needs, and existing infrastructure — never just trend-chasing.

Need to be
everywhere your users are?

Tell us your platform requirements. We'll architect a single system that ships cleanly to every surface you need.

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