SeeGO Launcher

An alternative open-source launcher for the SeeRPG server that uses WebView instead of Electron.

If you decide to join their Discord server, be aware: They are acting childish, as a grown (30+) 🤡! And several members have been banned without warning or explanation for something as minor as a emoji reaction (😮‍💨).

Contents

• Information
• Development
  • Running locally

Information

This project was created as an independent development and does not use the source code, modify, distribute, decompile, reverse enginner, or include any source from the official SeeRPG launcher. This software is not a modified version of the official launcher, but rather a standalone implementation designed exclusively for compatibility with SeeRPG's services.

This project is unofficial. It is not affiliated with SEE-ONLINE Kft. or the operators of SeeRPG, and does not have their support, approval, or partnership. This project does not include, distribute, or use the source code of SeeRPG's official client, launcher, or other software.

The purpose of this project is to ensure compatibility and improve the user experience for the SeeRPG community. Since the launcher was originally created for anti-cheat purposes, I decided to add several useful features to it, to make it more usefull.

Key differences from Electron:

Aspect	Wails	Electron
Browser	OS-provided WebView	Bundled Chromium (~100MB)
Backend	Go (compiled)	Node.js (interpreted)
Communication	In-memory bridge	IPC (inter-process)
Bundle Size	~15MB	~150MB
Memory	~10MB	~100MB+
Startup	<0.5s	2-3s

Development

Depends on::

• Go >= 1.26
• Node.js >= 26.2
• Wails v3

go install github.com/wailsapp/wails/v3/cmd/wails@latest

Operating System:

OS	WebView
Windows 10/11	WebView2 (Edge)
macOS 12+	WKWebView (Safari)
Linux (GTK)	WebKitGTK

Running locally

1. Clone this repo

git clone https://github.com/bxn4/seego-launcher.git
cd seego-launcher

2. Install dependencies

go install

3. Running it

wails3 dev

4. Building Before you build it, please place the Tebex account in the .env OA varible. You can get this from the website store request.

./build.sh

The compiled binary is in the ./bin/ folder.