Custom Desktop Application Development
C++RustC#ElectronTauriSo the warehouse doesn’t wait for a browser to load
A program on a PC or handheld: scanner, labels, shift documents — even if the internet drops.
- 1Scan on the floor
- 2Shift document
- 3Export to the books
What this is
A desktop warehouse program sits on a PC or handheld. Scanner, labels, and shift documents work without a browser and without internet; they go to 1C when the line is back.
Where this is used
Receiving and warehouse
The storekeeper scans and prints a label at once. No tabs, no fighting the browser focus.
A shift without internet
The line drops in a hangar or on site. Work continues locally; documents go to 1C when the network returns.
Stock on the floor
Counts and moves are closed in the warehouse, not “later in the office from paper”.
How it is now
The web page crawls in the warehouse, the scanner jumps to the wrong field, a shift stops without a network. Documents are chased by hand in the evening.
What changes
A program on the workstation: it takes the scanner, prints the label, stores the documents, and sends them to the books when the line is back.
With what you already have
This is the edge of your books: people work here, numbers go to 1C. A director portal or a warehouse bot can show statuses — without a second entry.
What to prepare for an estimate
List operating systems, scanners, printers and accounting software. Explain which tasks must work offline.
What affects cost and timing
Scope depends on hardware compatibility, installation, updates and data synchronization. Test target devices before a wider rollout.
How we go
- 01
The workstation
What they scan, which labels, whether a shift runs offline
- 02
Where it goes
1C or another base — what we treat as the source of truth
- 03
Install
How to put it on PCs and update without calling IT every time
What you get
- A program you install on workstations
- Work without a network, send when it’s back
- A clear exchange with the books
Technology
- C++, Rust, C#Native tools when speed and hardware matter
- Tauri / ElectronA Windows program on the workstation
- SQLiteLocal shift documents
- 1C exchangeScheduled import and export
- Scanner, printShop-floor hardware without a browser
Common questions
- Why not keep the warehouse in a browser?
- On the floor a page stalls, the scanner jumps, a shift stops without a network. A local program keeps focus and stores documents offline.
- Does it work without internet?
- Yes. The shift runs locally; exchange with 1C happens when the line is up. That is the hangar, the remote site, and the handheld case.
- Do we need IT to update PCs?
- No. We agree how to install and update so you are not calling someone in for every small change.
