# Can Fuse apps be deployed to Windows and OS X?

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**Created:** [August 23, 2018, 1:23am UTC](https://forums.fusetools.com/t/can-fuse-apps-be-deployed-to-windows-and-os-x/7353 "2018-08-23T01:23:02Z")\
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Hello! I realize that Fuse is specifically designed for iOS and Android development, but can Fuse-made apps be deployed to Windows and macOS?

On [https://fuseopen.com/features/](https://fuseopen.com/features/):

> With a shared codebase in UX Markup and JavaScript applications can be deployed to both iOS and Android as well as Windows and OSX.

Yet on [https://fuseopen.com/docs/basics/supported-platforms.html](https://fuseopen.com/docs/basics/supported-platforms.html):

> **Fuse currently exports to:**
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> - Android 4.1 ( _Jelly Bean_ , API level 16) and newer.
> - iOS 8.0 and newer.

Thank you!

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It looks like the answer is yes, but it may require a combination of Visual Studio and command line compilation (although it’s still slightly unclear). Per the documentation on the [Uno repo](https://github.com/fuse-open/uno), once you set up the Uno compiler, it will compile Uno (C#-alike) code to code that will work on all platforms:

> Uno is used on macOS and Windows, and makes native apps for the following platforms:
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> - Android
> - iOS
> - macOS (native or Mono)
> - Windows (native or .NET)

It’s still unclear to me whether you can use Fuse to make an end-to-end app for macOS and Windows in the same way you can for iOS/Android, or if it’s bundled into a set of C++ code that can be referenced from Swift/C#, or what the compilation process is like.