Cross-platform desktop apps without specialist headcount

Problem

Desktop apps require specialized setup, packaging, platform quirks, and release work that most product teams do not have time or headcount to manage.

How it works

Rosvelt handles the desktop-specific path from product intent to working build: scaffold the app, implement the UI and logic, configure packaging, and return a previewable completed work for review.

2Start from a ticket or a Figma frame describing the app.

3Agents scaffold the project, implement features, and wire up the interface.

4Auto-detection configures the build — no Dockerfile or toolchain wrangling.

5It ships as a completed work for review with a live preview so you can try it before merging.

Tickets

Track scoped work, ownership, progress, blockers, and review in one board.

What you get

A practical way to ship desktop products across platforms without adding specialized headcount, setup overhead, or slow release cycles.

Review before you merge

Review the app as a real product build, not an abstract diff: run it, test the flow, and request changes before merge.

Each change lands as a completed work for review with a live preview of the running app. Click through it, confirm the behavior, and request changes in the thread before merging.

Preview

Inspect the result, request edits, and move it forward without changing tools.

Why it's different

Native desktop delivery without specialized headcount.

See it in action

Watch a desktop app go from idea to installable build.