The Terminal That Thinks
WxTerm is a cross-platform, multi-protocol terminal with a built-in AI assistant — the first terminal where you don't just type commands, you ask for outcomes.
One Editor for Everything
wxeditor is, as its name says, an editor — one that takes the word seriously: code, documents, and images; local files and files on remote servers, all in a single application. And it is genuinely free: no license keys, no paid tiers, no feature walls — every capability is open to everyone, unconditionally.
A Lighter Way to Read
WxReader is a lightweight, cross-platform e-book reader built with Rust and a native UI toolkit. It starts almost instantly, sips memory, and ships in a package under 6MB. Seven kinds of content are supported out of the box — PDF, EPUB, MOBI, Markdown, TXT, CHM, and comic image folders — covering virtually every local reading scenario on Linux, Windows, macOS, and BSD.
Archiving, the Way It Should Be
A cross-platform archive tool built for the desktop. Thirteen formats open right up — ZIP, RAR (RAR4 & RAR5), 7Z, the whole TAR family, GZ/BZ2/XZ/ZST streams, even macOS PKG installers — while ZIP, 7Z and four TAR-based formats are one step away when it's time to pack.
Features
An AI Assistant That Actually Does the Work
Everything happens inside your live terminal session. Commands are injected into the real terminal pipe, so you see each one execute exactl…
Safety Is the Design, Not an Afterthought
Three permission modes. *Ask* confirms every action; *Smart* auto-runs read-only commands and gates every write; *Full* runs everything — e…
Your Model, Your Rules
WxTerm works with any provider compatible with the OpenAI (Chat Completions), Anthropic (Messages), or Responses API protocols — DeepSeek,…
An Extensible Brain
MCP (Model Context Protocol): plug in external tool servers with per-server approval policies — the ecosystem of AI tools keeps growing, an…
9 connection protocols
SSH, Telnet, serial, local shell, TCP, UDP, WebSocket, VNC, RDP
Multi-tab with vertical splits and tab groups
a session manager with folders, and one-click quick connect
SFTP transfers
with drag-and-drop, a transfer queue, X/Y/Zmodem/Kermit, and a built-in TFTP server
A remote editor
with syntax highlighting for 20+ programming languages
SSH power tools
Ed25519/RSA/ECDSA key management, port forwarding, X11 forwarding, agent forwarding
A built-in VNC/RDP remote desktop client and X11 server
run remote graphical apps locally
Remote system monitoring
processes, services, cron, users, disks, network, logs, firewall
Native Speed. Zero Bloat.
Built with Rust and Slint — no Electron, no browser, no Java runtime. A single executable that launches instantly and sips memory, running…
The AI assistant: it acts, it doesn't just chat
wxeditor ships with an agentic AI assistant — its defining feature.
A serious editor at the core
Syntax highlighting for more than 50 programming languages — from C/C++, Rust, Go, and Python to Lua, COBOL, Verilog, and Solidity — driven…
Documents and images, edited too
Built-in readers open PDF, EPUB, CHM, and Office (Word/Excel) documents with real layout fidelity. An integrated image editor handles crops…
Remote, without the distance
SSH/SFTP connections make servers feel local: browse the directory tree, edit in place, and save — the file is written straight back, with…
Debugging, in many languages
gdb/lldb (MI protocol) covers compiled languages such as Rust, C/C++, Go, and Zig; Python runs under pdb; JavaScript under node inspect; Lu…
Version control, made easy
The Git/SVN repository view shows status, diffs, and history at a glance. Stage or unstage files, commit and push — and when the commit mes…
Make it yours
Light and dark themes out of the box; a custom theme editor with hot reload on save; theme switching that follows the OS or the time of day…
Runs everywhere
A native application on Linux, Windows, macOS, and FreeBSD, built in Rust on the Slint UI toolkit — fast and light on resources. All settin…
Format Support
Seven kinds of content are supported, covering nearly every local e-book scenario:
outline navigation, three zoom modes, continuous/single/double-page views, per-page full-text search.
EPUB / MOBI
clean chapter typography with the contents sidebar jumping straight to any chapter, plus chapter-wide search.
Library Management
Multiple shelves — create, rename, delete, and reorder by dragging; cut, paste, or drag books between them, with ungrouped books listed sep…
Immersive Reading
Shared contents sidebar — all formats share one sidebar: chapter list (current chapter highlighted), CHM index, and full-text search coveri…
Notes, Highlights, and Progress
Selecting text is all it takes to add a note or highlight; the passage and your annotation are saved together and revisited in the aggregat…
21 interface languages
Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese (Taiwan and Hong Kong), English, Japanese, Korean, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Du…
Themes
light and dark built in; a custom theme editor fine-tunes colors and saves your own.
Shortcuts
a visual keymap editor binds every action to your preferred keys.
Details
UI font and size, menu bar expansion, and default view mode are adjustable; update checks are built in.
Getting Started
Import your books, folders, or comics from the Books menu; organize them into shelves by dragging; double-click any book to start reading.…
Privacy and Data Ownership
The library, notes, highlights, and settings are stored in a local database and configuration files — nothing is uploaded, and the data is…
A file tree that shows everything
Open an archive and WxArc lays out every directory as one clear tree. Check a folder and its whole subtree comes along; tri-state checkboxe…
Thirteen formats, ready to open
ZIP, RAR (RAR4 and RAR5), 7Z, TAR, TAR.GZ, TAR.BZ2, TAR.XZ, TAR.ZST, GZ, BZ2, XZ, ZST — and macOS PKG installers. Whatever tool packed the…
Six formats, ready to pack
When it's time to share: ZIP for universal compatibility, 7Z for a tighter squeeze, TAR.GZ / TAR.BZ2 / TAR.XZ / TAR.ZST as the lingua franc…
Encryption handled. Safety built in.
AES-256: encrypted ZIP and 7Z archives open without friction. Mistyped the password? It simply asks again — no starting over.
Smart extraction, no more clutter
What's the worst part of extracting? Dozens of files scattered everywhere. WxArc decides for you: if the archive contains a single top-leve…
Silent, swift, never frozen
Every compression and extraction job runs on a background thread — the interface never freezes. While a large archive unpacks, you can keep…
An interface that is yours
Forty-two carefully tuned themes, dark and light, switch in an instant. Font family and size adjust freely, kind to long sessions. English…
At home in your system
Install WxArc on Linux and the right-click menus of Nautilus, Dolphin, Nemo and Caja gain "Extract" and "Compress" entries immediately; Win…
Products
WxArc
A cross-platform archive tool built for the desktop. Thirteen formats open right up — ZIP, RAR (RAR4 & RAR5), 7Z, the whole TAR family, GZ/BZ2/XZ/ZST streams, even macOS PKG installers — while ZIP, 7Z and four TAR-based formats are one step away when it's time to pack.
WxReader
WxReader is a lightweight, cross-platform e-book reader built with Rust and a native UI toolkit. It starts almost instantly, sips memory, and ships in a package under 6MB. Seven kinds of content are supported out of the box — PDF, EPUB, MOBI, Markdown, TXT, CHM, and comic image folders — covering virtually every local reading scenario on Linux, Windows, macOS, and BSD.
WxEditor
wxeditor is, as its name says, an editor — one that takes the word seriously: code, documents, and images; local files and files on remote servers, all in a single application. And it is genuinely free: no license keys, no paid tiers, no feature walls — every capability is open to everyone, unconditionally.
WxTerm
WxTerm is a cross-platform, multi-protocol terminal with a built-in AI assistant — the first terminal where you don't just type commands, you ask for outcomes.
One Family of Native Desktop Tools
Fast, native, cross-platform applications built with Rust — running on Windows, macOS, Linux, and FreeBSD.
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