# Pake

> Turn any website into a lightweight desktop app, no compiler needed.

Pake turns a website into a desktop app. Pick a site from the gallery or paste a web address, and Pake creates a real app with its own icon, window and Dock entry, with no Node.js, Rust or compiler to install. Each app keeps its own login and settings: window size, title bar, dark window, menu bar icon, open at login, always on top and custom code. My Apps lets you update every app at once, add another app for a second account, or move your settings to another computer. Most apps are under 10 MB because they use the WebKit already on your Mac. Two apps are free, and a $15 one-time license covers 3 computers across Mac, Windows and Linux. The command line version stays free and open source.

- Website: https://pake.run/?ref=macpip
- Category: Productivity
- Check: pending, a person has not tried it yet
- Price: Free, Pro available
- Buy link: https://pake.run/purchase?ref=macpip
- Built with: Native
- Made in: Hong Kong, its maker says (https://macpip.com/made-in/hong-kong)
- Runs on: Apple silicon and Intel, its maker says
- Last checked by MacPip: Not yet
- Page: https://macpip.com/apps/pake