Can you build apps that work on the course with poor signal?

Yes. Data is stored on the device and synced when a connection returns, and the app shows what has not been sent yet.

Can you connect our software to a launch monitor or simulator?

Usually, through the manufacturer’s SDK or an open API that simulator software already supports. We confirm what the device exposes in a short feasibility review before any build.

Can the software update itself at many courses or venues?

Yes. We set up signed auto-update with staged rollout and remote diagnostics, so a new version reaches every site without a visit.

Golf tech

Mobile, desktop and embedded software for golf technology

Golf technology runs where Wi-Fi is weak and the hardware is varied: phones and tablets on the course, GPS screens in carts, PCs in the pro shop and simulator bays. We have built mobile and desktop software for AccuPin, a golf technology company that makes pin-location and distance tools for golf courses, over two years. We build the apps, desktop software and embedded screens that carry course data to golfers and staff.

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Engineering problems

What golf courses and golf tech companies need

Accurate course data, every day

Pin positions change daily. Staff capture them with GPS on a phone, and the data has to reach cart screens, golfer apps and scorecards quickly and accurately. We build the capture apps, sync services and integrations that carry it.

Works with poor coverage

Courses have dead spots. Apps capture and store data offline and sync when a signal returns, without losing or duplicating a record.

Connected to the systems a club already runs

Tee sheets, point of sale, cart GPS and pace-of-play tools often come from different vendors. We connect them through their APIs, so staff enter data once.

Simulator and bay software

Windows desktop apps for simulator bays and ranges that connect to launch monitors through their SDKs or open APIs, run in a locked-down kiosk mode and update across venues without a visit.

How we help

Services that apply

Electron desktop developmentDesktop software for pro shops, bays and course operations, with signed installers and auto-update.Embedded browser developmentWeb screens inside simulator, kiosk and course-display applications.Tauri desktop developmentSmall, efficient apps for older PCs and dedicated bay hardware.Engineering consultingChoose the right mix of mobile, desktop and web before you build.

Proof

What a golf tech client says

AccuPin’s CEO reviewed our work after two years of mobile and desktop development. Sonmit shows our native mobile work in another field: separate Android (Kotlin) and iOS (Swift) apps on a shared backend.

Sonmit mobile browser home screen with boards, history, downloads, reading list and to-do notes

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Mobile browsers

Sonmit Browser

Native Android (Kotlin) and iOS (Swift) browser apps for Sonmit, a social enterprise that gave at least 80% of its profits to cancer charities.

Kotlin
Swift
Android

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From AccuPin

“Browser Developers has done work for me for two years. They’re a very talented team with expertise across multiple areas and have consistently done an excellent job.”

Tom LeonardMobile App & Desktop Development Client, CEO · AccuPin (Golf Tech)Review on Upwork · 5x · Repeat Client

FAQ

Common questions

Yes. AccuPin, which makes pin-location and distance tools for golf courses, has worked with us for two years on mobile app and desktop development. Its CEO’s review is on this page.

Next step

Discuss your golf tech project

Book a call or send a short brief. You will hear from engineers who have shipped this kind of software, with a clear view of the approach, the risks and what drives the effort.

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