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Wails is a framework for building cross-platform applications using Go and web technologies. It allows you to create modern, lightweight applications with native UIs, leveraging the power and simplicity of Go for the backend.
Wails provides a fast, lightweight method for building desktop applications. It bundles your Go code and web frontend into a single binary, interacting via a powerful binding mechanism, offering a compelling alternative to Electron for many use cases.
Building desktop applications often requires complex native UI frameworks or results in large, resource-hungry bundles (like Electron). Wails solves this by using native rendering engines and a Go backend, resulting in smaller binaries and lower resource consumption.
Develop and deploy applications for Windows, macOS, and Linux from a single codebase.
Utilizes the operating system's native rendering engine (WebView2, WebKit, etc.), providing a more integrated feel than embedded browsers.
Leverage the performance, concurrency, and rich ecosystem of Go for your application's logic.
Easily call Go methods from JavaScript and trigger JavaScript events from Go.
Wails is ideal for developing a variety of cross-platform desktop applications where performance, small binary size, and Go's capabilities are important:
Building internal dashboards, data entry forms, or small utilities for your company's employees.
Quick development cycle with Go, easy deployment, and potentially better performance than web-only or interpreted solutions.
Creating command-line wrappers with a GUI, configuration editors, or simple monitoring tools.
Provides a modern UI for existing Go CLI tools or enables building new graphical developer utilities efficiently.
Developing small to medium-sized commercial applications for specific tasks, such as data processing or file management.
Deliver a professional-looking, cross-platform application with native performance characteristics.
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