The top of the window now shows whether Pake is activated, Create shows how many free apps are left, and ⇧⌘L (Ctrl+Shift+L on Windows and Linux) opens the license card.
When the license server is busy, Pake asks you to try again later and keeps working offline for up to 7 days, instead of ending the license.
v1.2.1
· Mac · Windows · Linux
The field on the home page now leads with pasting a web address, so it reads as the place to start an app rather than a search box.
v1.2.0
· Mac · Windows · Linux
Mac · Windows: Pake now runs on Linux too, and one license covers Mac, Windows and Linux on up to 3 devices.
Windows: The update card keeps its height while an update downloads, and its button now reads Install Update.
Linux: The first Linux release of Pake: turn any web page into a desktop app on Arch and Omarchy, and install later updates from inside Pake without a password.
v1.1.2
· Mac · Windows
Buy License now opens a one-page checkout, with your email and payment on the same screen. In Simplified Chinese it charges in yuan and shows WeChat Pay up front.
Mac: The License card explains itself in plainer words, and its button for every device is now called Deactivate All.
Windows: The License card explains itself in plainer words.
v1.1.1
· Mac · Windows
A new app icon, a mother holding her baby.
On a slow or broken network, looking up a site's name and icon now stops within 15 seconds instead of hanging.
Mac: The window opens just tall enough to show the whole gallery, until you drag it to a height of your own.
Mac: Text sizes, shadows and arrows now match throughout the app.
Windows: The first address you open after starting Pake now gets its name and icon too.
Windows: From the next update on, the update notes show only in the window's language.
v1.1.0
· Mac · Windows
Paste any website address and Pake names the app for you, using the site's official app icon when it has one.
Nearly a hundred popular sites, such as Slack, Gmail and Feishu, now open with tuned settings and a matching icon.
Fixed garbled app names from some Chinese websites.
A refreshed app icon, with clearer text and finer borders throughout.
v1.0.0
· Mac · Windows
Mac
Create desktop apps from website addresses or the built-in gallery, without installing developer tools.
Customize windows, styles and scripts, and keep separate apps for different accounts.
Export app settings and import them on another computer to recreate your apps.
Windows
Create desktop apps from a website address or the app gallery, without installing developer tools.
Customize windows, add CSS and JavaScript, and keep multiple accounts in separate apps.
Import and export app settings to recreate your apps on another computer.