Bolt.new gets you from idea to deployed web app in an afternoon. Deskifier takes that deployment the rest of the way: signed installers for Mac, Windows and Linux that your users download and keep.
Bolt builds and runs your project in the browser and deploys it as a website. There’s no desktop target, and adding one yourself means leaving Bolt’s comfort zone:
Deskifier does all of that around your deployed URL, so your project stays a normal Bolt project.
No. Deskifier loads your deployed app like a browser would. You only touch your Bolt project if you want to call desktop features from its code.
Desktop users get the new version on their next load, because the app loads your live URL. You only rebuild the desktop app to change its shell: icon, menus or window settings.
Deskifier wraps web apps, so it’s the web build you deploy that becomes the desktop app. An Expo project works if you deploy its web version.
Yes. The app runs your site in Chromium with persistent storage, so auth, cookies and API calls behave as they do in Chrome, and sessions survive restarts.
Dev builds are free for Mac, Windows and Linux, no card required. You pay per platform when you ship to users.
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