Woxi
Run Wolfram Language code locally in Rust, anywhere
Woxi is a Wolfram Language interpreter implemented in Rust. It runs entirely locally — the browser playground executes code client-side and sends no data anywhere, making it a privacy-friendly way to experiment with Wolfram Language. The same interpreter powers multiple front-ends, so you can work in a full-screen playground, a command-line tool, a Jupyter kernel, or a native notebook editor. It is designed for developers, data scientists, and educators who want to run Wolfram Language code without a server round-trip and with faster startup than traditional tools like wolframscript.
Use Cases
- Developers running Wolfram Language expressions in a browser without sending data to a server
- Script writers evaluating expressions with the woxi eval command
- Users running .wls scripts directly or as a shebang interpreter
- Jupyter users installing Woxi as a local kernel via woxi install-kernel
- Students and researchers running notebooks in the browser via JupyterLite with no install required
- Notebook authors editing .nb files in Woxi Studio with cell-based editing and inline graphics
