AudioMerge
A simple merge tool for MP3 and WAV: drag-and-drop or file pick, plain messaging on what the app does, and a short path from files-in to one combined track—no extra noise.
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Windows desktop app developer for freelance projects
Desktop programs with installers, sensible updates, and layouts people can use every day—Electron or Tauri depending on scope.
Desktop apps fit when a browser tab is not enough: file access, offline use, or a dedicated window for a workflow. I scope platform targets up front (usually Windows first) and agree how updates ship.
You get a written scope, dashboard chat for feedback, and handover notes so you or another developer can maintain the build.
What’s included
- Windows-focused builds with installer and update strategy
- UI aligned to your brand and daily workflow
- File handling, local storage, or API connections as scoped
- Code in your repo with briefing-pack access notes
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Questions
How much does a Windows desktop app cost?
Installer complexity, offline behaviour, and file-handling requirements are the main drivers. Utility tools and full workflow apps sit in different bands on the pricing guide.
The quote names what ships for the price — you pay that amount once, then I build.
Electron or Tauri—which do you use?
It depends on scope. Electron suits richer UI and familiar web stacks; Tauri can be lighter when the workflow fits. I recommend one up front in your quote with reasons—not a one-size-fits-all default.
How do updates and installers work after launch?
We agree an update path during scoping—auto-update, manual download, or store-style distribution. You get handover notes and a build pipeline in your repo so you or another developer can ship fixes.