Native Desktop Menu and Tray

This is a framework for building desktop applications that reside in the system tray using Electron. It functions as a system tray integration library and window manager, providing the necessary components to handle native tray icons, tooltips, and the associated window lifecycles for menubar applications. The framework coordinates native system tray interactions with web-based user interfaces. It maps application commands to the operating system's native menu system and orchestrates the visibility and positioning of child windows relative to tray icon click events. The project covers native

go-astilectron is a cross-platform GUI framework and binding that enables the creation of desktop software by combining a compiled Go backend with an Electron frontend. It functions as an inter-process communication bridge, utilizing an asynchronous messaging system to exchange JSON events and synchronize state between the Go process and the JavaScript user interface. The project provides a native desktop API wrapper to orchestrate system-level features from the backend. This includes the ability to manage browser windows, construct native application menus, and control system tray icons and

systray is a Go library used to create and manage icons and menus within the operating system notification area. It functions as a cross-platform GUI library that provides a persistent application entry point and a notification area menu manager. The library enables the creation of hierarchical menus and custom tray icons across different desktop operating systems. It supports the use of nested submenus and allows for the styling of individual menu entries with custom images. The toolset covers a range of interaction capabilities, including the management of menu item states through checked

Pomatez is a desktop focus tool and Pomodoro timer application designed to track work intervals and scheduled breaks. It integrates a task management list for creating and checking off items during focused work sessions. The application enforces strict focus through timer control restrictions and full-screen overlays that block desktop access during mandatory break periods. It provides continuous progress monitoring via a system tray timer and indicator, allowing session tracking without opening the main window. The software manages time through customizable work and break cycles, including

This project is a cross-platform desktop application that wraps web-based interfaces into a standalone, native container. By utilizing a webview-based rendering engine, it allows users to access web services as local applications on Windows, macOS, and Linux without requiring a full browser installation. The application is built on a memory-safe backend that manages system-level tasks and facilitates secure communication between the web frontend and the native operating system. This architecture enables features such as system-tray integration for background execution and quick access, provid

This project is a desktop embedding layer that serves as a bridge between the Flutter engine and the native windowing systems of desktop operating systems. It functions as a Flutter desktop plugin and a native menu bar manager to facilitate the development of cross-platform desktop applications. The system focuses on desktop application integration and native operating system menu management. It provides the tools necessary to create and manage application menus within the native system menu bar for desktop platforms.

Pomotroid is a cross-platform desktop Pomodoro timer application designed for managing work and break intervals. It functions as a focus manager and productivity statistics tracker that utilizes a high-precision timer engine to organize focus sessions. The application distinguishes itself by operating as a WebSocket timer broadcaster, featuring a local server that streams timer state and lifecycle events to external automation scripts and stream overlays. It also includes a productivity trend analysis system that logs completed rounds to a local database to generate daily summaries, weekly st

Cinnamon is a desktop environment interface for Linux operating systems. It provides a visual layout and user interface for managing windows and applications, focusing on desktop workflow management. The project enables Linux GUI customization, allowing the look and feel of the environment to be modified. It includes a window management system to handle the placement and behavior of application windows within the workspace. The environment utilizes a JavaScript-based shell and a modular applet architecture for extensibility, while using CSS for component styling. The interface is built with

Marktext is a cross-platform desktop application designed for markdown document authoring and structured note-taking. It functions as a WYSIWYG text processor, providing a distraction-free interface that renders formatted content in real-time while hiding the underlying markup syntax. The application utilizes a multi-process architecture that separates system integration from the user interface, ensuring consistent performance across Windows, macOS, and Linux. By employing a custom editor core built on native browser capabilities and a structured syntax tree, it manages complex document eleme

Waybar is a modular status bar for Wayland compositors that provides a configuration-driven interface for system monitoring and desktop management. It functions as a shell component that integrates directly with Wayland protocols to track window manager states, manage system tray icons, and display real-time hardware, network, and power metrics. The project distinguishes itself through a highly flexible architecture that allows for independent or synchronized interface bars across multiple monitors, each with unique layout and styling rules. Users can extend the bar's functionality by creatin

This project is a cross-platform desktop application that functions as a graphical shell replacement. Built using web technologies, it provides a unified workspace that integrates a terminal emulator with real-time system monitoring tools, allowing users to interact with their operating system through a touch-friendly, native-like interface. The application distinguishes itself through a highly customizable layout engine that uses external configuration files to arrange interface components. It features a distinct visual aesthetic and wraps standard terminal emulation within a graphical conta

Twinkle Tray is a Windows display manager and DDC/CI monitor control utility designed to manage hardware settings across internal and external displays. It functions as a system tray application that allows for the adjustment of brightness, contrast, and volume on multiple monitors. The project provides multi-display brightness normalization to balance backlight levels across different hardware profiles for a consistent visual experience. It also includes an automatic brightness scheduler that modifies luminosity based on the time of day or system idle states. Beyond the user interface, the