
Desktop Apps
Native desktop software for Windows and Mac, built mainly in Rust: media suites, editors, and tools that stay fast after install day.

I design and ship desktop products that do one job well. Rust for the core in most of them, with Tauri, GPUI or Slint for the interface depending on the app. The interface is treated as part of the product, not a skin on top of a CLI.
Process
- 01Scope the job the app is actually for
- 02Architecture in Rust with a thin UI shell
- 03Polish the surface: type, density, empty states
- 04Package, sign, and ship a real installer
Products


KinoFlux Player
Lightweight offline video player with 4K playback and a local library.


TechXcelerate Editor
Code editor with a built-in terminal, a workspace-aware assistant and coding practice.


Whisper Studio
Turns audio and video into SRT subtitles and TXT transcripts on the device.

TypeMaster
Desktop typing app for Windows and Mac with all 1,456 stories included, so it works offline.



TGVault
A private desktop vault for your own Telegram channels and Saved Messages.
From the journal
KinoFlux Player: A Video Player That Stays Out of the Way
Why KinoFlux Player exists, how it was kept small, and what version 1.2.0 does today on Windows and Mac.
SQL Studio: One Desktop IDE for PostgreSQL, MySQL and SQLite
How SQL Studio grew from a MySQL client into a local-first database IDE with a schema canvas, Database Objects and encrypted connections.
TechXcelerate Editor: Code, Terminal and Practice in One Window
Why TechXcelerate Editor puts the editor, a real terminal, a workspace-aware assistant, an automation API and coding practice in one desktop app.
Whisper Studio: Speech to Text Without the Setup
Whisper speech models are accurate but hard to run. Whisper Studio turns them into a desktop app: pick a file, pick a model, export SRT or TXT.
What NTXM Ships, and Why Each Product Is Its Own App
The NTXM product list as of October 2026: what each app is for, where it runs and why the jobs are kept apart.