Wails Has a Free API That Builds Desktop Apps With Go Backend and Web Frontend

Wails is like Tauri but with Go instead of Rust. Your web frontend (React, Vue, Svelte) + Go backend = native desktop app using OS webview. Quick Start go install github.com/wailsapp/wails/v2/cmd/wails@latest wails init -n myapp -t react-ts cd myapp && wails dev Go Backend // app.go type App struct { ctx context . Context } func ( a * App ) Greet ( name string ) string { return fmt . Sprintf ( "Hello %s!" , name ) } func ( a * App ) GetUsers () ([] User , error ) { return db . GetAllUsers () } Frontend Calls Go import { Greet , GetUsers } from ' ../wailsjs/go/main/App ' const greeting = await Greet ( ' World ' ) // "Hello World!" const users = await GetUsers () // typed automatically Wails vs Tauri vs Electron Feature Wails Tauri Electron Backend Go Rust Node.js Size 5-15MB 3-10MB 150MB RAM 40MB 30MB 150MB+ Learning Easy (Go) Medium (Rust) Easy (Node) The Bottom Line If you know Go, Wails is your desktop framework. Easier than Tauri's Rust, 10x smaller than Electron. Need to automate d