Start from a canvas, template, existing frontend, Figma, or v0. Add native capabilities, preview real behavior, collaborate with your team, and export a complete React, Vue, or Svelte Tauri project.
Actual Paneweaver 0.8.1 product capture.
From interface to application
Paneweaver connects visual structure, behavior, native permissions, source review, cross-device continuity, and engineering delivery in one product.
Build pages from layout, content, control, data, and media components.
Connect typed state, forms, lists, tables, visibility, and media.
Add ordered actions and only the native capabilities the app needs.
Preview behavior, synchronize projects, and route source through GitHub.
Export or build a complete Tauri 2 project for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Start where the project is
Paneweaver supports different starting points because real desktop projects rarely begin from the same place.
Choose React, Vue, or Svelte, start from a blank project or included template, and compose the application in the visual editor.
Analyze the folder without executing it, preserve compatible source, and add a code-managed Tauri 2 wrapper.
See the import workflowReview component mappings, editable coverage, code-managed boundaries, fidelity, and reimport changes before committing.
Explore design importCreate design systems, visual libraries, framework components, registries, and React-specific MUI mappings for reuse.
Explore librariesThe working product
Every tab below changes the copy and the product capture. The images come from the running Paneweaver 0.8.1 application.
Visual application builder
Build pages from 21 visual components, manage typed state, configure bindings and ordered actions, create reusable blocks, and tune responsive behavior in the preserved three-pane editor.
Built for different levels of abstraction
Paneweaver does not ask every user to work at the same layer. Start visually, import source, use approved components, or extend the generated project directly.
Build with React, Vue, or Svelte; import an existing frontend; inspect the exact generated project; and drop into TypeScript or Rust when the app needs it.
Share projects, design systems, components, templates, repositories, revisions, and native-capability rules across the people responsible for shipping.
Turn approved patterns into reusable starting points, adapt them for each client, and deliver an ordinary Tauri repository rather than a locked artifact.
Use guided visual controls, templates, state, actions, preview, and native integrations without beginning by wiring Rust, permissions, packaging, and platform setup by hand.
What teams build
These are not narrow templates. They are recurring product and operational patterns that benefit from installability, native access, local context, or a dedicated window.
Create focused operational software without assembling every desktop layer by hand.
Explore use caseGive an existing SaaS product an installable, focused desktop experience.
Explore use caseAdd Tauri around compatible source without pretending arbitrary code became visual.
Explore use caseCreate file-aware, API-connected, keyboard-friendly utilities for technical users.
Explore use caseKeep working when connectivity is limited or the data should stay on the machine.
Explore use caseCreate desktop workflows around local media, metadata, playback, and review.
Explore use caseTurn repetitive file, folder, document, and conversion work into a focused app.
Explore use caseCreate focused desktop workspaces for check-in, inspection, dispatch, and dedicated stations.
Explore use caseWhere Paneweaver fits
Paneweaver is strongest when a team needs a focused cross-platform interface, access to desktop capabilities, and a source project that can outlive the builder.
Explore all industriesShip an installable desktop experience around an existing product or a new one.
Create repeatable client foundations without delivering a proprietary dead end.
Give distributed builders a governed path to desktop software.
Build focused workstation and field-laptop tools around real operational workflows.
Create library, metadata, playback, and creator utilities that belong on the desktop.
Create focused learning, laboratory, and research tools that can work locally.
Build practical desktop software for constrained teams and real-world operations.
Create dedicated tools for dispatch, inventory, fulfillment, and exception handling.
Why Tauri
Tauri lets Paneweaver use familiar frontend frameworks while generating a Rust-backed native application with explicit capabilities and platform integration.
Read the official Tauri overviewUse React, Vue, Svelte, or compatible web output instead of adopting a proprietary UI runtime.
Target Windows, macOS, and Linux from one application project and platform-aware release workflow.
Review capabilities, scopes, dependencies, and Rust initialization rather than hiding desktop permissions.
Keep the repository, inspect the generated files, and extend the native layer when the product requires it.
No proprietary runtime
Paneweaver exports framework source, runtime code, Rust configuration, Tauri capabilities, assets, CI, project metadata, and user-owned extension points.
Pricing
Source export remains part of the local workflow. Paid plans expand continuity, builds, libraries, collaboration, release operations, and organization controls.
$0forever
For visual prototyping, local development, and complete source export on one machine.
$24per month
For serious individual builders who want cloud continuity, private libraries, and GitHub.
$49per month
For developers and product teams shipping and maintaining desktop software.
For teams standardizing projects, components, repositories, and delivery.
For organizations that need policies, SSO, private registries, and controlled delivery.
For dedicated infrastructure, contractual requirements, and organization-wide governance.
Paneweaver is accepting a limited number of private-beta design partners. Pricing may be refined with beta feedback.
Apply for private beta Compare every planPrivate beta
Paneweaver is looking for individual builders, agencies, and product teams who can use the product on a real application and provide specific feedback about creation, import, native behavior, source quality, or delivery.
You have a real desktop project, existing frontend, Figma/v0 design, or repeatable client workflow.
Hands-on product access, direct feedback channels, and an emphasis on shipping or maintaining something concrete.
Use the product regularly, document friction, and allow anonymized learnings unless otherwise agreed.
Questions
Details about frameworks, source ownership, cloud sync, GitHub, libraries, and the private beta.
Ask another questionPaneweaver is a visual development environment for creating Tauri 2 desktop applications. It combines visual composition, typed state, actions, native capabilities, import paths, generated source, GitHub workflows, libraries, and cross-device project continuity.
Paneweaver is designed for frontend engineers, product and platform teams, agencies, and subject-matter experts or operators who know what the application should do but do not want to assemble the complete desktop toolchain before they can start.
No. Paneweaver generates React, Vue, and Svelte projects. Existing compatible frontends can also be imported in code-managed mode without claiming that arbitrary handwritten source was converted into a visual model.
Tauri supports web frontend frameworks while using the operating system webview and a Rust-backed native layer. It gives Paneweaver a cross-platform foundation with explicit capabilities and room for native extensions.
Yes. Paneweaver exports a complete Tauri repository, including framework source, runtime code, Rust configuration, capabilities, assets, project metadata, and user-owned extension points.
Yes when cloud sync is enabled for the project. Paneweaver keeps the local-first project model, adds named revisions and device state, and presents conflicts for review instead of silently overwriting one machine with another.
No. GitHub is used for reviewable source, branches, commits, and pull requests. Paneweaver cloud sync stores the visual project model, assets, mappings, revisions, and collaboration state that are not well represented as a live Git repository.
Yes. Paneweaver supports versioned design systems, framework-neutral visual libraries, framework-specific component libraries, private registries, and React-specific adapters such as MUI.
Paneweaver can analyze Figma frames and v0 projects, map known components and tokens, report editable coverage, and import either mapped visual output or code-managed source. Unsupported details remain visible in the compatibility review.
No. Paneweaver is a commercial product. Applications exported from it remain ordinary source projects that do not require Paneweaver at runtime.
Private beta
Apply with a real project, existing frontend, or workflow your team needs to standardize.
