SaaS
Browser and desktop engineering for SaaS products
Your product lives in the browser, and the moment you need to reach beyond a tab, the work becomes browser engineering: an extension that runs on your customers’ pages, a desktop client with native access, or an embedded browser inside another application. We build those layers for SaaS teams and keep them working as browsers change.
Engineering problems
What SaaS teams need from browser and desktop engineering
Extensions that survive store review and browser updates
Manifest V3 changed how background logic runs. We build extensions around the service-worker model, scope permissions for store review and keep them working across Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave and Safari.
A desktop client that behaves like a product
Tray, deep links, offline behavior, signed installers and auto-update are what separate a wrapped web app from a desktop product. We ship those on Windows, macOS and Linux.
Authentication and enterprise controls
SSO, managed deployment and policy controls need to work inside extensions and desktop apps, not only in your web app.
One codebase across browsers
We structure extension code so Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari share a core and only differ where the platforms genuinely do.
How we help
Engineering services that apply
FAQ
SaaS questions
It depends on where your users work. An extension is the lighter option when the product acts on web pages. A desktop app fits when you need native access, background processes or offline behavior. We give a recommendation before any build starts.
Talk to a Browser Engineer
Discuss Your SaaS Project
Tell us what you are building. You will get a straight answer on approach, risk and cost from engineers who have shipped this kind of software.
