Launched January 3, 2023
Scripion
Lightweight Desktop Script Manager for MacOS
Free4,035 impressions#160 of its week
With Scripion, you can effortlessly organize and execute a wide range of commands without the need for constant terminal interaction. This user-friendly application simplifies the process of handling basic scripts, allowing you to focus your valuable terminal resources on more critical tasks.
Scripion is a lightweight macOS desktop app to organize, store and run shell scripts with one click.
- for
- Mac developers and engineers who use the terminal frequently
- pricing
- open source
- license
- open source
- beta-v0.0.1Scripion Beta v0.0.1 Release3 years ago
works withmacOSSQLite3TauriReactTypeScript
Key features
6 features of Scripion
- Workspace storage — Store, rename and delete script workspaces locally using SQLite3.
- Package.json integration — Automatically import npm projects as script workspaces.
- One-click execution — Run saved commands instantly from the UI.
- Unified script history — View combined history of commands from multiple shells.
- Local privacy — All data stays on the device; no external storage.
- Tauri-based app — Built with Rust backend and React/TypeScript frontend for fast performance.
Use cases
- Quickly run frequently used git or npm commands without opening a terminal
- Switch between multiple project scripts from a single UI
- Review past commands across bash, zsh and fish shells
- Organize scripts per project for onboarding new team members
Scripion FAQ
Does Scripion store my scripts in the cloud?+
No, all scripts and workspace data are stored locally on your Mac using SQLite3.
Can I import existing npm projects?+
Yes, Scripion reads the project's package.json and adds its scripts as a workspace.
Which shells does the history view support?+
It aggregates history from multiple shells, such as bash, zsh and fish.
Is Scripion free to use?+
The tool is open source and available at no cost.
What technologies is Scripion built with?+
It uses Tauri with a Rust backend and a React + TypeScript frontend.
Summarized by DevHunt from github.com · Sep 28, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
