A software application is considered “platform-agnostic” when it can operate on multiple platforms—Windows, macOS, Linux, or mobile operating systems—without requiring significant modifications. This capability allows developers to create applications that reach a broader audience since users can choose their preferred platform. Platform-agnostic applications often leverage web technologies or virtualization to ensure compatibility. By reducing dependency on a specific platform, businesses enhance their flexibility and market reach, leading to better user engagement and satisfaction across diverse device ecosystems.