Tauri WebApp on Demand v3.0.7

Tauri WebApp on Demand v3.0.7

Turn any website into a native desktop app with a single config file.

Quick Start

1. Download the ZIP for your platform below
2. Extract both files (app.exe + app.json) into the same folder
3. Edit app.json — set "url" to the website you want to wrap:

   {
     "url": "https://music.youtube.com"
   }

4. Run app.exe (or app on macOS/Linux)
5. Rename to customize: rename app.exe → MyApp.exe and app.json → MyApp.json to give your app its own name

All options are documented with comments inside app.json.

Downloads

Platform	File
Windows x64	Tauri2_Any_WebApp_Wrapper-v3.0.7-windows-x64.zip
Linux x64	Tauri2_Any_WebApp_Wrapper-v3.0.7-linux-x64.zip
macOS ARM64	Tauri2_Any_WebApp_Wrapper-v3.0.7-macos-arm64.zip

Each ZIP contains the binary and a self-documented app.json config file.

Tauri WebApp on Demand v3.0.5

Tauri WebApp on Demand v3.0.5

Turn any website into a native desktop app with a single config file.

What's New in v3.0.5

• Single-instance control — New allow_only_one_instance option: "on"/"first" keeps only the first instance (brings it to foreground if you try to launch again, even from minimized), "last" kills the existing instance and takes over. Windows only.
• Multi-instance window cascading — When multiple instances are allowed, each new window opens with a +32px offset so they don't stack on top of each other.
• Minimized window state fix — Window position is no longer saved when minimized, preventing off-screen restoration.

Quick Start

1. Download the ZIP for your platform below
2. Extract both files (app.exe + app.json) into the same folder
3. Edit app.json — set "url" to the website you want to wrap:

   {
     "url": "https://music.youtube.com"
   }

4. Run app.exe (or app on macOS/Linux)
5. Rename to customize: rename app.exe → MyApp.exe and app.json → MyApp.json to give your app its own name

All options are documented with comments inside app.json.

Downloads

Platform	File
Windows x64	Tauri2_Any_WebApp_Wrapper-v3.0.5-windows-x64.zip
Linux x64	Tauri2_Any_WebApp_Wrapper-v3.0.5-linux-x64.zip
macOS ARM64	Tauri2_Any_WebApp_Wrapper-v3.0.5-macos-arm64.zip

Each ZIP contains the binary and a self-documented app.json config file.

Tauri WebApp on Demand v2.0.2

Tauri WebApp on Demand v2.0.2

Turn any website into a native desktop app with a single config file.

What's new in v2.0.2

• Window state persistence — The app now remembers your window position, size, and maximized state between sessions. No configuration needed — it just works.
• Start minimized — New start_minimized config option ("on" / "off") to launch the app minimized to the taskbar.

Downloads

Platform	File
Windows x64	Tauri2_Any_WebApp_Wrapper-v2.0.2-windows-x64.zip
Linux x64	Tauri2_Any_WebApp_Wrapper-v2.0.2-linux-x64.zip
macOS ARM64	Tauri2_Any_WebApp_Wrapper-v2.0.2-macos-arm64.zip

Quick start

1. Download the ZIP file for your platform
2. Unpack to a folder of your choice
3. Rename both files (app.exe and app.json) to whatever name you'd like to use (e.g. MyWebApp.exe and MyWebApp.json)
4. Edit the JSON file to configure to your needs — at minimum, set the url field to the website you want to load
5. Optionally, add a 256x256 pixel PNG icon file, name it the same as your executable (e.g. MyWebApp.png), and set the icon field in the JSON to its filename — the app will show your custom icon on the taskbar

All configuration options

Option	Values	Description
url	Any URL	(Required) The website to load
title	Any text or ""	Fixed window title. Leave empty to sync with page title
icon	File path or ""	Custom window icon (.ico/.png), relative or absolute
prefer_dark_mode	"default", "dark", "light"	Color scheme preference sent to websites (Windows only)
force_dark_mode	"on", "off"	Force-dark rendering for all sites (Windows only)
start_minimized	"on", "off"	Start the app minimized to the taskbar

Tauri WebApp on Demand v2.0.0

Tauri WebApp on Demand v2.0.0

Turn any website into a native desktop app with a single config file.

What's new in v2.0.0

• Dark mode preference (prefer_dark_mode) — tell websites you prefer dark or light theme, overriding the OS setting
• Force dark mode (force_dark_mode) — force-render all sites in dark mode, even ones that don't support it natively (like Chrome's force-dark flag)
• Self-documenting config — the JSON config file now includes inline comments explaining each option

Downloads

Platform	File
Windows x64	Tauri2_Any_WebApp_Wrapper-v2.0.0-windows-x64.zip
Linux x64	Tauri2_Any_WebApp_Wrapper-v2.0.0-linux-x64.zip
macOS ARM64	Tauri2_Any_WebApp_Wrapper-v2.0.0-macos-arm64.zip

Quick start

1. Download the ZIP file for your platform
2. Unpack to a folder of your choice
3. Rename both files (app.exe and app.json) to whatever name you'd like to use (e.g. MyWebApp.exe and MyWebApp.json)
4. Edit the JSON file to configure to your needs — at minimum, set the url field to the website you want to load
5. Optionally, add a 256x256 pixel PNG icon file, name it the same as your executable (e.g. MyWebApp.png), and set the icon field in the JSON to its filename — the app will show your custom icon on the taskbar

Configuration options

Option	Values	Description
url	Any URL	(Required) The website to load
title	Any text or ""	Fixed window title. Leave empty to sync with page title
icon	File path or ""	Custom window icon (.ico/.png), relative or absolute
prefer_dark_mode	"default", "dark", "light"	Color scheme preference sent to websites (Windows only)
force_dark_mode	"on", "off"	Force-dark rendering for all sites (Windows only)

Platform notes

• Windows: Requires WebView2 runtime (pre-installed on Windows 10/11). All features supported.
• Linux: Requires WebKit2GTK 4.1. Dark mode and dynamic title are not available.
• macOS: Uses WKWebView (built-in). Dark mode and dynamic title are not available.

Tauri WebApp on Demand v1.0.0

Tauri WebApp on Demand v1.0.0

A lightweight Tauri v2 desktop app that wraps any website into a native window.

Features

• Load any external URL via a simple JSON config file
• Dynamic window title synced from the loaded web page
• Custom window icon support (ICO/PNG)
• Auto-detect config filename from executable name (rename app.exe to MyApp.exe → reads MyApp.json)

Downloads

Platform	File	Architecture
Windows	app-windows-x64.exe	x64
Linux	app-linux-x64	x64
macOS	app-macos-arm64	ARM64 (Apple Silicon)

Usage

1. Download the binary for your platform
2. Place a JSON config file next to it (matching the binary name, e.g. app.json):

   {
     "url": "https://example.com",
     "title": "",
     "icon": ""
   }

3. Run the binary

Notes

• Windows: WebView2 runtime required (pre-installed on Windows 10/11)
• Linux: WebKit2GTK 4.1 required
• macOS: Built for Apple Silicon (ARM64)