This README briefly introduces several core parts of the Robius ecosystem and provides links for anyone who wants to explore or contribute.
Makepad is a cross‑platform UI toolkit written in Rust, focused on high‑performance rendering and a very fast edit–build–run cycle. It powers many of our demos and is the primary UI stack for Robrix.
Robius‑related Makepad example apps:
- Social media feed demo:
makepad_social_media_feed - WeChat‑style chat UI:
makepad_wechat - Taobao/eBay‑style shopping UI:
makepad_taobao - TikTok‑style short video UI:
makepad_tiktok - Widgets gallery:
makepad_widgets_sample - Image manipulation demo:
makepad_image_manipulation
Moly is an open‑source, cross‑platform AI LLM chat client built with Rust + Makepad. It also serves as a showcase app for the Project Robius stack.
- Website: Moly AI App — Your Cross‑Platform AI Companion
- Source / issues / contributions:
moly-ai/moly-ai - Downloads (macOS / Windows / Linux, etc.):
Download Moly
Key points:
- Cross‑platform: native apps for macOS, Linux, and Windows; iOS/Android/Web are in active development
- Local + cloud models: supports OpenAI/Anthropic and other cloud providers, plus local LLMs via Moly Server
- Open‑source & extensible: Apache 2.0 license, extensible via MolyKit for custom AI apps
- Privacy‑first: supports fully local inference and secure access to cloud providers
Robrix is a multi‑platform Matrix chat client built with Makepad and the Robius platform. It is one of the flagship applications in the Robius ecosystem.
- Client source:
project-robius/robrix - Website / documentation:
project-robius/robrix-website
This is the “under the app” layer: platform abstractions and tooling that help Rust apps actually run on multiple platforms and ship to app stores.
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Multi‑platform system abstraction (platform capabilities layer):
project-robius/robius -
Simple platform demo app (how to use Robius platform crates):
project-robius/robius-demo-simple -
Packaging helper (works with
cargo-packager):
project-robius/robius-packaging-commands -
Android build integration (generating Java/Android code from Rust build scripts):
project-robius/android-build -
Directories fork with Android support:
project-robius/robius-directories