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Awesome Tauri Apps Awesome

A curated list of real-world desktop (and mobile) applications built with Tauri.

Tauri lets you build small, fast and secure apps with a web frontend and a Rust backend. This list is about apps you can actually download and use, not libraries or plugins.

Looking for Tauri plugins, tooling and learning resources? See the official tauri-apps/awesome-tauri.

Contents

  • AI Tools
  • Notes & Knowledge
  • Developer Tools
  • Productivity
  • Communication
  • Networking & Security
  • Media & Recording
  • Games & Launchers
  • Finance
  • Science & Data
  • Utilities
  • Contributing

AI Tools

Chat & Local LLMs

  • ChatGPT Desktop (lencx) - Unofficial ChatGPT desktop client.
  • Jan - Open-source, offline-first ChatGPT alternative running local LLMs.
  • Local.ai - Simple app to run AI models locally with no GPU required.
  • NextChat - Lightweight, fast AI assistant with a desktop app supporting many model providers.

Speech & Transcription

  • Handy - Free, open-source, offline speech-to-text for any text field.
  • talat - Transcribes meetings and dictation on your own machine, with notes and summaries, for macOS and Windows. Closed-source. (Commercial)
  • Vibe - Local audio/video transcription powered by Whisper.
  • Whispering - Open-source push-to-talk dictation app with local and cloud transcription.

AI Coding

  • Bloop - AI-powered code search and Q&A over your codebase (archived).
  • CC Switch - Desktop tool to manage and switch providers and configs for Claude Code, Codex and similar AI coding CLIs.
  • CodexMonitor - Desktop app to monitor and manage Codex sessions, for macOS and Linux.
  • Opcode - GUI for Claude Code to manage sessions, agents and projects (formerly Claudia).

Assistants & Context

  • OpenAI Translator - Browser extension and desktop app for AI-powered translation and summarization.
  • Pot - Translation and OCR tool with support for AI translation services.
  • Screenpipe - Records your screen and audio locally to give AI context about your work. (Commercial)

Notes & Knowledge

  • Hyprnote - AI notepad for meetings that transcribes and summarizes locally. (Commercial)
  • inkling - Local-first library for saving articles, images, PDFs, notes, quotes and videos, found again with semantic search and OCR.
  • Lokus - Local-first note-taking app with a block editor and wiki-style linking.
  • MarkFlowy - Modern Markdown editor with a WYSIWYG mode.
  • mdSilo - Lightweight Markdown knowledge base with bidirectional links.
  • NoteGen - Markdown notes with AI-assisted capture and sync.
  • Project Graph - Node-based visual tool for organizing thoughts and notes in a non-linear way.

Developer Tools

  • DevPod - Client-only tool to create reproducible dev environments on any backend.
  • GitButler - Git client with virtual branches and a modern workflow.
  • Hopp - Open-source remote pair programming app.
  • Hoppscotch - Open-source API development ecosystem (desktop app built with Tauri). (Commercial)
  • kftray - Manage Kubernetes port-forwards from the system tray.
  • SGSql - Fast SQL client for MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite and Oracle, with MCP sharing for AI agents.
  • Yaak - Fast, offline-friendly API client for REST, GraphQL, gRPC and more. (Commercial)

Productivity

  • Kunkun - Extensible cross-platform launcher with a plugin system.
  • Readest - Modern, feature-rich ebook reader focused on immersive reading. (Commercial)
  • Team Times Viewer - Shows which teammates are working right now, based on their schedules and time zones. Syncs across Mac, iPhone and iPad with iCloud. Closed-source. (Paid)
  • Zmina - Clipboard manager that suggests actions based on the app you're pasting into, for macOS. Closed-source. (Commercial)

Communication

  • Cinny Desktop - Desktop client for the Cinny Matrix client.
  • Dorion - Lightweight alternative Discord client with plugin and theme support.

Networking & Security

  • Clash Nyanpasu - Another Clash GUI based on Tauri.
  • Clash Verge Rev - Continuation of Clash Verge, a proxy client built on the Mihomo core.
  • Nym Wallet - Desktop wallet for the Nym mixnet.
  • Padloc - Open-source password manager for individuals and teams.

Media & Recording

  • Cap - Open-source screen recorder and sharing tool. (Commercial)
  • Multistream - Watch multiple live streams simultaneously from Twitch, Kick, and YouTube with integrated chat, stream recording, and local AI transcription.
  • Musicat - Sleek desktop music player and tagger for offline music.
  • Spacedrive - Cross-device virtual file explorer.

Games & Launchers

  • Modrinth App - Launcher for Minecraft mods and modpacks.
  • Overlayed - Voice chat overlay for Discord.

Finance

  • Wealthfolio - Private, local-first investment tracker.

Science & Data

  • Annimate - Convenient export of query results from the ANNIS system for linguistic corpora.
  • dcmage - DICOM tag editor, anonymizer and 3D viewer for macOS and the browser that processes studies locally. Closed-source.
  • GeoLibre - Lightweight, cloud-native GIS platform to visualize, explore and analyze geospatial data.

Utilities

  • BongoCat - Desktop pet cat that reacts to your keyboard and mouse.
  • EcoPaste - Cross-platform clipboard manager.
  • NeoHtop - Modern, cross-platform system monitor in the spirit of htop.
  • Pake - Turn any web page into a lightweight desktop app with one command.
  • Seelen UI - Fully customizable desktop environment for Windows 10/11 with dock, toolbar and launcher.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! To add an app:

  1. It must be built with Tauri (v1 or v2).

  2. It must be a usable application, not a template, library or plugin.

  3. It should have a public website or repository and be reasonably maintained.

  4. Pricing must be clear. If the app is not free, add the label (Paid) or (Commercial) at the end of the description:

    • (Paid): one-time purchase or subscription required to use it.
    • (Commercial): free tier or free to try, but a commercial product with paid plans or features.
    • No label means the app is completely free to use.

  5. Add it to the right category, in alphabetical order, using this format:

    - [App Name](https://link) - Short description, ending with a period.
- [Paid App](https://link) - Short description. (Paid)
- [Commercial App](https://link) - Short description. (Commercial)

  6. Open a pull request titled Add App Name (Category), e.g. Add Handy (Speech & Transcription).

Open-source and closed-source apps are both accepted. Mention it in the description if the app is closed-source.

License

CC0