Free on the Microsoft Store · Windows 10 & 11

Mikdan Tech Stack Runner

A native desktop dashboard for Android, React Native, Next.js, and Express.js developers on Windows.

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What It Does

Everything You Need to Move Fast

Stack Runner ships the tools developers reach for every single day.

Multi-Stack Support

Run commands for Android, React Native, Next.js, and Express.js projects from one unified dashboard.

One-Click Command Execution

Execute any predefined dev command instantly with a single click — no typing, no copy-pasting.

Live Terminal Output

Watch real-time command output in an embedded xterm.js terminal panel directly inside the dashboard.

Project Variables

Define per-project template variables like device IDs and ports once, then reuse them across every command.

Project Management

Add and switch between multiple project folders with ease, keeping each project's commands and settings isolated.

Favorites & Search

Star your most-used commands and find any command instantly with the built-in search bar.

Persistent Settings

Your projects, favorites, variables, and preferences are saved locally and restored automatically on every launch.

Secure Native Architecture

Built with Tauri v2 and Rust — a lightweight native app with no Electron overhead and a minimal attack surface.

Supported Stacks

Built for these stacks

Every command you need, right where you need it.

Android

Name	Command
Run on device	`gradlew installDebug`
Run on emulator	`gradlew installDebug (emulator)`
Build APK (debug)	`gradlew assembleDebug`
Build APK (release)	`gradlew assembleRelease`
Clean project	`gradlew clean`
Sync Gradle	`gradlew --refresh-dependencies`

React Native

Name	Command
Start Metro	`npx react-native start`
Run Android	`npx react-native run-android`
Run iOS	`npx react-native run-ios`
Build APK	`cd android && gradlew assembleRelease`
Clean	`cd android && gradlew clean`

Next.js

Name	Command
Dev Server	`npm run dev`
Build	`npm run build`
Start Production	`npm run start`
Lint	`npm run lint`

Express.js

Name	Command
Start Dev (nodemon)	`npm run dev`
Start Production	`node src/index.js`
Install Dependencies	`npm install`
Run Tests	`npm test`

How It Works

Get running in three steps

From install to your first command in minutes.

Add Your Project
Point Stack Runner to your project folder.
Fill in Your Variables
Set project-specific values like device ID or port number once.
Click and Run
Select any command and execute it instantly from the dashboard.

See It in Action

App Screenshots

A visual tour of the Stack Runner interface.

Why Use It

Real Workflow Gains

Tangible benefits for developers who want to spend less time on setup.

No Terminal Juggling

Launch your dev commands directly from the Stack Runner dashboard instead of switching between multiple terminal windows. Everything you need is one click away.

Per-Project Variables

Store project-specific template variables like device IDs, ports, and build flags once per project. Stop retyping the same options every time you run a command.

Always Ready

Persistent settings and favorites mean the dashboard loads exactly where you left off. Open Stack Runner and your commands are ready to run immediately.

Get Started

Stop typing the same commands. Start clicking them.

Download Stack Runner for free and spend more time building, less time managing terminals.

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Version: v0.0.1
Requires: Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit)
RAM: 4 GB

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

: Mikdan Tech Stack Runner is a lightweight Windows desktop utility that lets you define, launch, and manage your entire development environment — databases, servers, proxies, and more — with a single click.
: You can install Stack Runner directly from the Microsoft Store. Search for 'Mikdan Tech Stack Runner' or follow the download link on this page. The installer handles everything automatically.
: Stack Runner requires Windows 10 (version 1903) or later, a 64-bit processor (x64), at least 4 GB of RAM, and approximately 50 MB of available disk space.
: Yes, Stack Runner is completely free. It is available at no cost on the Microsoft Store with no hidden fees, subscriptions, or paywalls.
: A stack profile is a saved configuration that describes which services, tools, and processes belong to a project. You can create separate profiles for Node.js, Python, Go, or any other stack and switch between them instantly.
: Yes. You can launch multiple profiles simultaneously. Stack Runner's port management feature automatically detects and resolves conflicts so services don't step on each other.
: Before starting any service, Stack Runner scans all active ports. If a conflict is detected, it alerts you and can either suggest an alternative port or wait for the blocking process to release the port.
: The Live Process Monitor displays real-time CPU usage, memory consumption, and active port assignments for every process managed by Stack Runner, giving you a full overview of your running environment.
: Yes. Stack Runner is a fully local desktop application. It does not require an internet connection to launch or manage your development environment. An internet connection is only needed during the initial installation.
: Stack Runner does not collect or transmit personal data. All configuration and profile data is stored locally on your machine. See our Privacy Policy for full details.
: Yes. Stack Runner is fully compatible with Windows 11 and is optimized to take advantage of its performance improvements.
: Updates are delivered automatically through the Microsoft Store. You can also check for updates manually by opening the Microsoft Store app and navigating to the Library section.
: Yes. Stack Runner supports profile import and export so you can back up your configurations or share them with teammates.
: You can open an issue on the MikdanTools GitHub repository. We actively monitor submissions and prioritize fixes and improvements based on user feedback.
: Stack Runner is built with Tauri, a framework that combines a Rust backend with a web-based frontend. This results in a small binary footprint, fast startup times, and low memory usage compared to Electron-based alternatives.