WAIL (Web Archiving Integration Layer) is a desktop application that provides a graphical user interface atop multiple pre-configured web archiving tools, intended as an easy way to preserve and replay web pages. It includes Heritrix 3.7.0 for web crawling and OpenWayback 2.4.0 for replaying web archives, is written in Python and compiled with PyInstaller, and is licensed under MIT.
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Wail is an open source project for saving, replaying, or working with archived web pages.
Cattail is an unofficial tailscale/headscale client for Linux and Windows, developed using the Wails project and the Naive UI library. Its features include account switching, detailed peer information and a tray menu for quick access. The application is an independent project not affiliated with the official Tailscale project.
xbar places the output of any script or program in the macOS menu bar. It is a complete rewrite of BitBar written in Go using Wails, open source under the MIT license, and requires macOS Catalina or newer. Users install plugins to discover and manage them, and the plugin directory is kept at ~/Library/Application Support/xbar/plugins.