I will build a focused windows desktop micro app for your workflow
About this gig
I will build a focused Windows desktop micro-app that turns a repetitive or technical workflow into a clear, approachable GUI.
This service is for small internal tools, single-purpose utilities, presentation or portfolio apps, local dashboards, converters, data-entry helpers, and workflow interfaces.
Delivery can include:
- A working Windows desktop application within the selected scope
- Human-tested screens and workflow
- Local data storage or import/export when included
- Portable build or installer when included
- Source files and plain-language operating notes
- Basic QA and handoff documentation
I build and maintain owned production software including PTX Studio and OnyxStudio, giving this service real-world grounding in desktop application delivery.
This Gig is for focused applications, not large SaaS platforms, regulated systems, payment processing, account credential storage, or open-ended product development. Message me before ordering if the app requires uncommon hardware, paid APIs, cloud infrastructure, or more workflows than the package includes.
Get to know Mario H.
Full Stack Developer, UX, AI, Photo and Video Production
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceJul 2026
Languages
English
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FAQ
What types of micro-apps can you build?
Focused Windows utilities, internal tools, presentation or portfolio apps, local dashboards, converters, workflow interfaces, and other clearly bounded desktop applications.
Will I receive source files?
Yes. Source files and operating notes are included. Third-party components and reusable internal tooling remain subject to their own licenses.
Do I need to share passwords or private credentials?
No. Do not send passwords, API keys, payment details, or private credentials. External services can use placeholders or a safe client-owned setup process.
What is not included?
Large SaaS platforms, regulated systems, payment processing, credential vaults, uncommon hardware integration, ongoing hosting, and open-ended feature development are outside the standard scope.
