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peerd vs quickgui

peerd vs quickgui

Two tools side by side on stored numbers and facts. No verdict of ours: every number (stars, gains, last commit, contributors) carries the time it was checked, licence and platform are copied from each entry, and a missing value reads [unconfirmed].

Both in EXPERIMENT →

As of 09-16 21:00 UTC

AI chooses the lists under the owner’s delegation. No human review is running in September 2026. Total stars, increases, cross-source signals, last updates and licences are shown as evidence. How ranks work →

peerd

Agent that runs inside your browser

quickgui

Native GUI for Go, TS and Rust

FACT	peerd	quickgui
GitHub stars	★ 408checked on GitHub 09-15 19:35 UTC	★ 424checked on GitHub 09-15 19:34 UTC
7-day gain	no data	▲ +58 (GH Archive)
30-day gain	no data	▲ +58 (GH Archive)
Licence	Apache-2.0Commercial use, redistribution OK. Keep notices; mark changes.	Licence unconfirmedUnconfirmed — check before use.
Platform	web	macos
Last commit	2026-09-15within 24 h · As of 09-15 19:35 UTC	2026-09-15within 24 h · As of 09-15 19:34 UTC
Contributors	8 contributorsAs of 09-15 19:35 UTC	2 contributorsAs of 09-15 19:34 UTC
How to start	Install to use	[unconfirmed]

Star totals are the last GitHub check plus increases observed via GH Archive since; the 7- and 30-day gains are GH Archive observations to the reference time. The same snapshot as the rankings — a comparison, not a recommendation. As of 09-16 21:00 UTC

WHICH FOR WHOM

The roles are copied from each entry’s "who uses it" lines. Nothing here is a new judgement.

peerd: Individuals automating browser work · Developers interested in agent security · People who want to try agents without a backend
quickgui: Desktop developer · Go/Rust developer