Desktop Sketch Upload App
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I need a small, no-frills desktop application that lets users pick a sketch (PNG or JPEG) from the front end and saves both the file and its associated meta-data into my MongoDB collection. Think of it as a lightweight “drop-in” uploader rather than a full design suite: a clean window, a file selector or drag-and-drop zone, a simple preview, then a “Save” button that sends everything to MongoDB.
Core flow
1. User opens the desktop app (Windows and macOS support would be ideal).
2. They select or drag in a sketch image.
3. On “Save”, the image plus basic fields you define (timestamp, file name, maybe a short note) are stored in MongoDB.
4. A quick confirmation message lets the user know the upload succeeded; errors are surfaced clearly.
Please build with whatever stack you’re fastest with—Electron + Node, Python + PySide, .NET, or another cross-platform toolset—so long as the final package runs without installing a full dev environment. I’ll need:
• The compiled desktop installer(s)
• Well-commented source code
• A short README covering setup, MongoDB connection variables, and how to add extra fields later
Timeline is tight; I’d like a working first pass ASAP, followed by a brief round of tweaks if needed. If you have questions about the MongoDB schema or authentication details, let’s tackle those right away so you can move straight to coding.
Core flow
1. User opens the desktop app (Windows and macOS support would be ideal).
2. They select or drag in a sketch image.
3. On “Save”, the image plus basic fields you define (timestamp, file name, maybe a short note) are stored in MongoDB.
4. A quick confirmation message lets the user know the upload succeeded; errors are surfaced clearly.
Please build with whatever stack you’re fastest with—Electron + Node, Python + PySide, .NET, or another cross-platform toolset—so long as the final package runs without installing a full dev environment. I’ll need:
• The compiled desktop installer(s)
• Well-commented source code
• A short README covering setup, MongoDB connection variables, and how to add extra fields later
Timeline is tight; I’d like a working first pass ASAP, followed by a brief round of tweaks if needed. If you have questions about the MongoDB schema or authentication details, let’s tackle those right away so you can move straight to coding.
Related categories:
Python
.NET
Node.js
Software Development
Image Processing
MongoDB
Software Documentation
Desktop Application