A lightweight, local-first developer productivity suite.
- Usage: This is a Public Pre-Alpha. It is free to use but provided "as-is" under a MIT license.
- Use at your own risk: Expect bugs, breaking changes, and frequent updates.
Celerix is a high-performance "Swiss Army Knife" for your daily development workflow, It leverages a Rust backend via Tauri 2.0 and a reactive Vue 3 frontend to deliver a native experience with a minimal footprint.
- Local-First: Your data stays on your machine. Import/Export functionality works directly with your local file system.
- No Bloat: A native desktop experience that stays out of your way (~35MB RAM usage).
- Privacy: No tracking, no cloud-syncing, no accounts required.
Focused tools to keep your project on track:
- Widget Dashboard: A customizable space for your daily dev stats.
- UUID Generator: Fast, offline ID generation.
- BASE64 Encode/Decode: Encode and/or Decode base64 strings in a flash.
- JWT Decoder: Decode JWT tokens for quick inspection.
- Data Portability: Full support for importing/exporting your settings and data to local files.
While Data Portability is a core pillar of this project, please be aware that our internal data schemas are evolving rapidly during this Pre-Alpha phase.
- Compatibility: Export files created in an older version may not be compatible with newer versions until we reach a stable data format (v1.0).
- Recommendation: Keep a backup of your data, but expect to perform a "fresh start" if the data structure undergoes a major shift between updates.
As this project is in a Pre-Alpha stage, the binaries are not yet digitally signed or notarized. Your operating system will likely flag the application as a security risk. This is expected behavior for unsigned software.
If macOS claims the app is "Damaged" or should be moved to the Trash, it is simply because the app is unsigned. To bypass this:
- Drag the application into your Applications folder.
- Open your Terminal and run:
sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Celerix.app
Windows SmartScreen will likely prevent the installer from starting with a blue banner stating "Windows protected your PC." This is a standard for apps that are not yet digitally signed.
- Click the "More info" link (this is the small underlined text directly under the main warning message).
- A new button labeled "Run anyway" will appear at the bottom of the window.
- Click Run anyway to start the installation.
To install the .deb or .rpmpackage and ensure all dependencies are correctly handled, use the terminal:
Debian/Ubuntu:
sudo apt install ./Celerix_0.1.8_amd64.debFedora/RHEL/OpenSUSE:
sudo dnf install ./Celerix-0.1.8-1.x86_64.rpm- Phase 1 (Foundation): Stabilize cross-platform builds and core utilities.
- Phase 2 (Features): Expand the toolset (More widgets, More mini Apps, tools like: Regex Tester).
- Phase 3 (Stability): Bug fixing and UI polish, and finalizing on data structures.
- Phase 4 (1.0): Stable Release Data structure stabilization and finalizing on UI/UX.
Visit the Releases page for the latest installers:
- macOS: Apple Silicon & Intel versions.
- Windows: x64 & ARM64 versions.
- Linux:
.debpackage for Debian/Ubuntu and.rpmfor Fedora/RHEL/OpenSUSE.
See the LICENSE file for the terms.
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