Apps with 'WebAssembly' feature Page 2 of 2

Tiny, open, native coding agent. A minimal CLI written in Zig, optimized for research and embeddability as part of larger systems.

Open, edit, and save DWG and DXF files directly in your browser. Familiar CAD commands, real file fidelity, no desktop install.

• SQLite compatibility for SQL dialect, file formats, and the C API [see document for details]

Ambedo is a free, browser-based bulk metadata editor. It lets you batch edit, strip, and organize metadata across hundreds of video, audio, and image files simultaneously — without uploading anything to a server.

The Yoke Project is a set of tools for working with package management differently than the status quo. Where once only YAML and templates of YAML ruled the representation of Kubernetes resources and the packages thereof, we can now work with code and benefit from native control...

Ribir is a Rust GUI framework that helps you build beautiful and native multi-platform applications from a single codebase.

PGlite is a WASM Postgres build packaged into a TypeScript client library that enables you to run Postgres in the browser, Node.js, Bun and Deno, with no need to install any other dependencies. It is only 3mb gzipped and has support for many Postgres extensions, including...

Duck-UI is a web-based interface for interacting with DuckDB, a high-performance analytical database system. This project leverages DuckDB's WebAssembly (WASM) capabilities to provide a seamless and efficient user experience directly in the browser.

WebAssembly.sh is an open-source and installable Progressive Web App (PWA) terminal fully powered by WebAssembly and Wasmer-JS, that uses the WebAssembly Package Manager and local files to run server-side Wasm WASI modules in a shell-like interface.

Rslib is a library development tool that leverages the well-designed configurations and plugins of Rsbuild, empowering library developers to take advantage of the extensive knowledge and ecosystem of webpack and Rspack.

Seed is a Rust front-end framework for creating fast and reliable web apps.

Blazouter brings modern, React Router-inspired routing to Blazor. It provides true nested routes, built-in route guards, lazy loading, per-route layouts and rich transitions — all type-safe and compatible with Server, WebAssembly, and Hybrid (MAUI) hosting models.

A privacy-first PDF tool suite that processes files entirely in your browser. Merge, split, and convert PDFs without ever uploading them to a server.

The best API for running dos programs in browser.

F3 is a data file format that is designed with efficiency, interoperability, and extensibility in mind. It provides a data organization that rectifies the layout shortcomings of the last-generation formats like Parquet, while at the same time maintaining good interoperability...

BrowserPod is a browser-based virtual machine. Its API provides a lightweight Linux kernel, replacing expensive and complex cloud infrastructure by delegating server processes to the client's browser via WebAssembly.

FotoLince is a powerful, free online tool for optimizing images without uploading them to a server. Powered by WebAssembly, it processes everything locally on your device, ensuring 100% privacy and speed.

Atmo is an open source next-generation server application environment that uses the unique properties of WebAssembly to help you build delightful apps that are scalable, secure, and easy to deploy.

You can think of SpacetimeDB as both a relational database and a server combined into one. Instead of deploying a web or game server that sits in between your clients and your database, clients connect directly to the database and execute your logic inside the database itself.

A WebAssembly build of the ZBar Bar Code Reader.

The React-first toolkit for WASM and Web Workers. Run heavy computations with React hooks. Use WASM for native-speed performance. Keep your UI at 60fps.

Palworld breeding calculator that reads your level.sav save file and builds multi-generation breeding trees. Privacy-first: everything runs in your browser — zero uploads.