Projects sharing features with Electrobun

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

This project is a TypeScript desktop boilerplate and application template that combines Electron and React for building cross-platform desktop applications. It provides a structural foundation and framework for creating native system applications that bundle web technologies into distributable operating system packages. The project distinguishes itself by providing a hot-reloading desktop environment. This development setup applies code changes instantly to the user interface without requiring manual application restarts, preserving the current interface state through hot module replacement.

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

Firefox is a cross-platform web browser engine designed to render web content, execute JavaScript, and manage secure browsing sessions. It utilizes a multi-process isolation architecture that distributes browser tasks across independent operating system processes to ensure stability and prevent site-specific failures from impacting the entire application. The engine incorporates a sandboxed execution environment to restrict web content and untrusted scripts to isolated memory compartments, enforcing security policies that prevent unauthorized access to system resources. The project distinguis

Wails is a cross-platform framework for building native desktop applications by combining a Go backend with web-based frontend technologies. It enables developers to create lightweight software by utilizing the host operating system's native web rendering engine, eliminating the need to bundle heavy browser dependencies. The framework distinguishes itself through a robust communication layer that bridges the backend and frontend. It automatically generates type-safe JavaScript bindings and proxies from Go code, allowing for seamless, asynchronous method invocation and data serialization acros

nw.js is a Node.js desktop application framework that combines a Chromium web renderer with a Node.js runtime to build standalone software for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It serves as a cross-platform desktop runtime that allows developers to create native executables using web technologies. The project is distinguished by its integration layer that exposes Node.js system APIs and modules directly to the browser window and web worker contexts. It functions as a native module bridge, enabling the compilation and execution of low-level C++ system code and native addons within a web-based applica

Wry is a Rust library for embedding and controlling native system webviews within desktop applications across multiple operating systems. It acts as a native webview wrapper and cross-platform renderer that utilizes the host operating system's default browser engine to display web content. The project provides a communication layer to execute JavaScript within a webview and receive serialized results back in Rust. It allows for the implementation of custom protocols to map URL schemes to internal handlers, enabling the loading of local assets and the interception of network requests without a

Electron.NET is a framework for building cross-platform desktop applications using ASP.NET Core, Razor Pages, MVC, or Blazor. It serves as a wrapper that hosts .NET web projects within a native desktop shell, allowing web-based logic to function as standalone software across different operating systems. The project provides a hosting environment specifically for Blazor components and other .NET web technologies, converting them into distributable binary executable packages. It integrates a native web browser control for UI rendering and utilizes a structured communication channel to pass mess

This project is a cross-platform development framework and managed runtime environment designed for building high-performance applications. It provides a comprehensive toolkit for constructing web services, cloud-native microservices, and desktop applications, utilizing a unified runtime that handles memory management and execution across diverse operating systems. The framework distinguishes itself through a native ahead-of-time compilation toolchain that transforms source code into optimized, self-contained machine code binaries. This capability enables fast startup times and reduced memory

This project is a boilerplate and starter for building cross-platform desktop applications that integrate a web-based frontend with a native shell. It provides a pre-configured development environment combining Electron, Vite, and Vue to establish a frontend-driven desktop framework. The setup features an integrated development workflow with hot module replacement and automatic reloading for both the main and renderer processes. This allows for real-time updates to the desktop application shell and user interface components without requiring manual restarts. The project covers native system

PakePlus-iOS is a web-to-native app generator that packages any website or web application into native installers for iOS, Android, and desktop platforms. It wraps web content inside a platform‑specific WebView and provides a cross‑platform build pipeline that compiles installers without requiring a local development environment. Core capabilities include URL obfuscation to hide the source website from scraping, a JavaScript injection engine that embeds custom scripts at build time, and a configuration customizer for branding, window properties, and keyboard shortcuts. The tool differentiates

Release is a cross-platform C++ framework designed for building high-performance native desktop applications. It provides a comprehensive suite of tools for constructing complex graphical user interfaces, utilizing a decoupled architecture that separates business logic from the visual layer through model-view-viewmodel patterns and observable data binding. The framework distinguishes itself by compiling declarative interface markup directly into native machine code, which eliminates runtime parsing overhead and optimizes execution. It further employs a cross-process rendering architecture tha

Revery is a cross-platform GUI toolkit and functional UI framework used to build native desktop applications for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It utilizes the Reason functional programming language to compile code into machine-level instructions for native execution. The framework employs a component-based model to manage user interfaces, mapping functional components to the underlying native operating system widgets. This approach ensures that applications maintain native performance, behavior, and a consistent look and feel across different operating systems. The toolkit covers the full appli

Pear Desktop is a development framework designed for building and distributing cross-platform desktop software. It leverages web technologies and native system integration to enable the creation of applications that run consistently across multiple operating systems from a single codebase. The platform distinguishes itself through a modular plugin architecture and a comprehensive build toolchain. Developers can extend core functionality by creating isolated scripts that interact with the application through defined communication bridges, and use automated pipelines to bundle source code into

This project is a Chromium-based web browser and multi-process browser shell. It utilizes a sandboxed architecture to isolate the rendering engine from the browser shell and manages web page rendering through GPU acceleration. The system includes a browser extension host and framework designed to execute third-party add-ons by managing their bindings, events, and feature sets. It also incorporates a web platform performance suite that uses synthetic microbenchmarks to measure the latency and throughput of low-level system primitives. The browser maintains security boundaries via filtered int

PakePlus-Android is a tool that converts any public webpage or static frontend project into a native desktop or mobile application. It wraps web content inside a configurable WebView shell, enabling the creation of cross-platform apps for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS from a single source. The project distinguishes itself by automating the entire packaging and compilation pipeline through GitHub Actions, requiring no local development environment or dependencies. Users configure the app name, icon, window behavior, and platform-specific settings through a guided interface or configura

magnetW is a cross-platform desktop application for BitTorrent magnet management and P2P content discovery. It provides a dedicated interface to search for, resolve, and organize magnet links to prevent the loss of access to content. The application utilizes an asynchronous resolution process that queries peer-to-peer networks and external indexes in the background. This allows users to locate and resolve magnet links into downloadable files without blocking the user interface. The system includes capabilities for managing torrent link collections, downloading files via magnet links or torre

Kap is an open-source screen recording application designed to capture desktop activity as video or image files. It provides a comprehensive workflow for recording screen sessions, including options for capturing system audio and highlighting mouse clicks to assist in the creation of instructional content. The application distinguishes itself through a modular, plugin-based architecture that allows for the integration of external services for sharing and uploading media. It utilizes a background transcoding utility to process and convert captured recordings into various formats, such as GIF,

electron-builder is a cross-platform build automator and packaging tool for Electron applications. It bundles source code and dependencies into platform-specific installers, portable executables, and app store formats for Windows, macOS, and Linux. The project functions as a distribution pipeline that orchestrates the signing and notarization of binaries to ensure authenticity and bypass security warnings. It also serves as an auto-update orchestrator, preparing application packages and distribution channels to support automatic background software updates. Its capability surface covers the

Neovide is a cross-platform graphical frontend for the Neovim text editor. It provides a native windowed interface that preserves terminal-based functionality and keyboard-driven workflows while introducing a hardware-accelerated display layer. By utilizing GPU-accelerated rendering, the application ensures high-performance visual output across different desktop operating systems. The project distinguishes itself through an interpolated animation engine that provides fluid, frame-by-frame transitions for cursor movement and scrolling. It features an asynchronous input event loop to maintain i

Jellyfin-desktop is a cross-platform media client for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It functions as a native wrapper that provides a standalone desktop shell for browsing and playing movies, music, and shows from a remote home media server. The application integrates Chromium with native operating system GPU drivers to provide hardware-accelerated video playback for high-resolution media streams. It utilizes an Electron-based runtime to render a web-based user interface within a native desktop environment. The client manages local file-system caching for session data and application assets to r

vue-js-modal is a component library for Vue.js applications that provides a system for creating customizable popup overlays, dialog windows, and dynamic content modals. It allows for the runtime injection of custom components and data into overlay windows to present focused content above the primary user interface. The library features draggable UI windows with capabilities for manual positioning and resizing. It is designed as a server-side rendering compatible component, utilizing style extraction to ensure consistent layout and visual appearance during server-side generation. The system c

Slate is a keyboard-driven window manager and tiling system for macOS. It functions as a JavaScript-configurable automation tool and workflow orchestrator, allowing users to resize and position application windows through custom keystroke bindings and predefined spatial configurations. The project distinguishes itself by using a scripting API to define complex window manipulation logic, system event callbacks, and custom input mappings. This allows for the creation of sequenced action chains and the execution of external shell commands tied to specific keyboard shortcuts. Its capabilities in

The Windows App SDK is a set of APIs and UI frameworks for building native Windows desktop applications. It provides a Windows Runtime API for accessing system capabilities and a dedicated UI framework for creating responsive, accessible interfaces. The project also functions as a desktop app deployment framework and a local AI execution environment for running hardware-accelerated models on CPUs, GPUs, and NPUs. The SDK distinguishes itself by enabling the modernization of legacy applications, allowing developers to embed modern controls and platform features into existing projects without a

LCUI is a component-based, cross-platform UI toolkit for building desktop applications using C, TypeScript, and JSX. It provides a declarative UI compiler that transforms JSX and TypeScript markup into native C code, enabling developers to construct interfaces without a browser runtime. The library includes a CSS styling engine that applies standard CSS rules to layout and style native desktop components, and supports component composition with state management and event binding. The toolkit distinguishes itself by combining web development patterns with native desktop rendering, allowing dev

This project is a cross-platform development framework that enables the execution of React Native applications as native desktop software. By utilizing the Qt toolkit, it maps mobile-oriented interface components to native desktop widgets, allowing developers to deploy a single codebase across Linux, macOS, and Windows. The framework functions as a bridge between JavaScript-based application logic and native system interfaces. It includes a native module bridge that exposes system-level hardware and platform capabilities to the JavaScript runtime, facilitating the integration of custom C++ or

This framework is a cross-platform software development kit designed for building native mobile and desktop applications from a single shared codebase. It provides a unified programming interface that allows developers to construct user interfaces using declarative markup, which are then rendered as native components on each target operating system. The framework distinguishes itself through a multi-targeting build system that consolidates platform-specific resources and native control mapping into a unified project structure. It includes a data-driven binding engine that synchronizes applica