Pake lets you package any website into a native macOS, Windows, or Linux app with a single CLI command or online builder. It uses Rust Tauri for a minimal installer (under 10 MB) and offers customizable icons, window settings, keyboard shortcuts, style tweaks, and ad removal. Developers can dive deeper with custom builds, advanced CLI options, or local cloning.

• Pake packages any website into a native desktop app via one CLI command, producing installers under 10MB (~20x smaller than Electron equivalents) thanks to Rust/Tauri.
• Basic usage requires no coding—just "pake <url> --name AppName"—with flags for icons, window size, and hiding the title bar.
• Ready-made apps (WeRead, Grok, ChatGPT, YouTube Music, etc.) are available on the Releases page, plus an online builder and GitHub Actions template for zero local setup.
• It's open source under GPL-3.0 with an output exception, so apps built with it are freely distributable.

Msty Studio is a desktop app that runs local or online AI models with zero telemetry and full data control. It offers agent-style execution, chat interfaces, knowledge stacks, and integrations with Discord, Telegram, and WhatsApp, and comes in free, Aurum, and team plans.

• Msty Studio runs entirely local-first with zero telemetry, and can even operate fully offline for total data isolation
• The new Msty Claw beta lets you run "assistant agents" with folder-level or Docker-based access, mixing local and online models per task
• Core features are free forever, with an Aurum tier at $149/year (or $349 lifetime) unlocking Azure/Bedrock support, Shadow Personas, Forge Mode and other power tools
• Team plans cost $300/user/year and add SSO, role-based access, and audit logs