Command-line tool

A small tool that runs in a terminal. One compile produces builds for Mac, Windows and Linux.

What you get
Single-file builds for three platforms
How it's used
Copy it over and run
  • ★This is currently the only tier that genuinely covers three platforms in one go
  • One single file per platform — no runtime to install
  • No signing, no store: just hand the file over
  • Good for batch jobs, scheduled tasks, and small tools for colleagues

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FAQ

Probably not, honestly. What this tier produces has no interface: you type commands in a terminal to use it, so if you never open one, it's of little use to you. It fits when you want to run a task on a schedule, chew through a pile of files in one go, or hand a colleague a small tool that isn't double-clickable but runs anywhere you copy it. If what you want is something you can click and look at, start from the **web** tier — that one is for you. We put this here because picking the wrong tier costs you a whole round, and saying it plainly costs you ten seconds.

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