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Exe

Pack your web app as a single executable binary with zero runtime dependencies

Overview

EXEA is a groundbreaking build tool that allows you to package your full-stack web application as a single executable binary, eliminating the need for any runtime dependencies. What sets EXEA apart is its ability to maintain all server-side features of your framework, such as server-side rendering (SSR), API endpoints, and server middleware, unlike traditional static builds that strip these functionalities away. This innovation caters to the growing demand for efficient, portable, and privacy-focused web applications.

With the modern landscape of web apps continually evolving, the EXEA tool provides a streamlined solution for developers who want the benefits of server capabilities while simplifying deployment. Whether you are working on open-source tools, commercial software, or privacy-centric applications, EXEA enables you to build and distribute your app seamlessly, making it an ideal choice for various use cases.

Features

Full-stack Capabilities Preserved: Build your app just like you would for the web while retaining server-side features like SSR and API routes.
Single Binary, No Runtime Dependencies: Package your application as a single executable, reducing the complexity of deploying your application.
Cross-Platform Executable: Compatible with multiple operating systems, ensuring your app can run anywhere you need it to.
Runs Anywhere: Whether it's a local setup or a small cloud machine, your app is ready for use without additional installation hurdles.
Easy for Open-source Tools: Users can run tools without the complexities of Docker or Node.js, simplifying access.
Ideal for Commercial Software: Offers a one-time purchase model for self-hosted solutions, providing an alternative to subscription-based SaaS.
Docker Support: Automatically generates a Dockerfile for Linux x64 targets, allowing effortless self-hosting in a single command using Fly.io CLI.
SvelteKit Integration: Quick start support with SvelteKit and experimental support for Nuxt and TanStack, giving developers flexibility in their tech stack.