Turn any website—or Vue/React project—into a desktop or mobile app in just minutes.
PakePlusFeatures
PakePlus is open-source; you can find the source code on GitHub..
Supports Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS..
Approximately 20 times smaller than Electron-based builds (under 5MB!). It uses native frameworks for Android and iOS apps, resulting in smaller, faster applications..
Simple interface; no need to install any development environment—saves both time and money..
Compile for multiple platforms with a single click in just a few minutes—no need to worry about complex environments or long build times..
Supports internationalization, making it user-friendly for a global audience.
You can customize the app icon and name, and inject your own JavaScript code.
Supports packaging static HTML files or the `dist` output from Vue/React projects. Packaging is performed locally, with no additional environment setup required.
Takes only 30 seconds. No token is required; local packaging is simple and straightforward.
Allows calling system APIs—such as file downloads—directly from JS scripts. Includes a debug mode, enabling you to identify errors whether you are in the preview or production phase.
PakePlus does not upload any data; all information remains stored on your own computer.
PakePlus is a packaging tool built on Tauri2 and GitHub. You can also call it "PP" or "2P" 🫣. It allows you to bundle static files from any website—or any Vue/React project—into a cross-platform desktop application. It is lightweight (under 5MB) and high-performance, with the PakePlus tool itself weighing in at only about 8MB. To prevent excessive load on GitHub’s servers, PakePlus includes a usage limit: you may create and publish only one project per hour.
Advantages over Pake include:
Pake requires a complex and bloated local installation of Rust and Node dependencies, which can consume several gigabytes of your computer's storage—my hard drive just couldn't handle it…
No need to understand command-line interfaces or complex configurations. PakePlus provides a graphical user interface; you can complete the packaging process with just a few clicks—it’s so simple that even an elementary school student could do it! 😌
I previously experimented with Tauri2 for mobile, but found it too bloated. Instead, I opted for native Android and iOS frameworks for packaging and compilation. It also supports the release of debug versions on mobile, making development and testing much easier.
Web test URL:PakePlus-webbeta
Download Link:PakePlus
Project URL:Easily build any website, Vue, or React project into a lightweight (under 5MB) cross-platform desktop or mobile application in just a few minutes.
