Description
Notion, Linear and ChatGPT all buried in browser tabs, every site sharing one set of logins. Turning them into real apps with tools like Pake means installing Rust and Node first. MyPack makes it a few clicks in a GUI: paste a URL, confirm the name and icon, hit Build, and seconds later you have a standalone desktop app.
It compiles nothing. A small prebuilt runtime gets your site's settings written into it, so builds are fast and no toolchain is needed. Each app has its own icon and separate sign-in, uses the system WebView, and keeps working even if you uninstall MyPack.
From a URL: Fetches the site name and best icon; change either, or design one in the Icon Studio.
From local projects: An HTML file, a folder with index.html, or a Vite, Astro, Nuxt, SvelteKit or Next export; build steps run only after you approve them.
Group apps: Several sites in one window with a side rail, separate sessions per site and split view.
Feels native: Web notifications, Dock badges, media keys and Now Playing, tabs, a menu bar mode, content blocking and custom CSS/JS, plus Google and Microsoft sign-in pop-ups that work.
Update and repair: One-click updates keep your logins, and a failed update rolls back to the previous version.
Sync across computers: Keep the library in a shared folder such as iCloud Drive, or export and import
For developers and agents: A headless CLI with
Free and open source: Apache 2.0, no app limits, no license keys, no account, on macOS, Windows and Linux.
It compiles nothing. A small prebuilt runtime gets your site's settings written into it, so builds are fast and no toolchain is needed. Each app has its own icon and separate sign-in, uses the system WebView, and keeps working even if you uninstall MyPack.
Features
From a URL: Fetches the site name and best icon; change either, or design one in the Icon Studio.
From local projects: An HTML file, a folder with index.html, or a Vite, Astro, Nuxt, SvelteKit or Next export; build steps run only after you approve them.
Group apps: Several sites in one window with a side rail, separate sessions per site and split view.
Feels native: Web notifications, Dock badges, media keys and Now Playing, tabs, a menu bar mode, content blocking and custom CSS/JS, plus Google and Microsoft sign-in pop-ups that work.
Update and repair: One-click updates keep your logins, and a failed update rolls back to the previous version.
Sync across computers: Keep the library in a shared folder such as iCloud Drive, or export and import
.mypack files.For developers and agents: A headless CLI with
--json output and a built-in MCP server so Claude Code, Codex and other agents can build apps for you.Free and open source: Apache 2.0, no app limits, no license keys, no account, on macOS, Windows and Linux.
