Launching today
MyPack
Turn websites into desktop apps for Mac, Windows, and Linux
2 followers
Turn websites into desktop apps for Mac, Windows, and Linux
2 followers
A browser tab is a poor home for the sites you use every day. MyPack turns a website, or a local HTML project, into a real standalone desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux — with its own name, icon, and sign-in. No Go, Rust, Node, or Xcode project required. Builds take seconds using a prebuilt runtime and the system WebView, not Electron. Update, repair, or move apps later without losing your logins. Free and open source under Apache 2.0.
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Hey, I'm Sin Hong, the maker of MyPack.
I wanted the sites I use every day to feel like real apps — their own Dock icon, their own sign-in, not another tab I lose. Tools like Pake and Nativefier got me most of the way there, but I still had to wrestle with a toolchain, and the result was hard to update later.
MyPack is a native builder: paste a URL (or drop a local HTML project), confirm the name and icon, and build. It uses a small prebuilt runtime and the system WebView, so a build takes seconds and you don't need Go, Rust, Node, or Xcode. The apps stand on their own — they keep working if you uninstall MyPack — and you can update, repair, or move them without losing logins.
It's free and open source (Apache 2.0), with a CLI and an MCP server if you want agents to help you build. The site and downloads are at https://mypack.pages.dev
I'd love feedback on the Create flow, and on what would make you trust an app you just packaged.