
About Quasar Framework
Quasar is an open source Vue framework for building websites, PWAs, mobile apps, desktop apps and browser extensions from one codebase. It includes more than 120 Vue components.
What it does
Quasar includes a command line tool that sets up each build mode, including SPA, SSR, SSG and PWA, from the same source code. Components follow accessibility patterns, with WAI-ARIA semantics, keyboard navigation and focus management built in. The docs and API ship inside the packages, so you can read the reference offline.
Key features
- One codebase for many targets
- More than 120 Vue components
- SPA, SSR, SSG and PWA build modes
- Built-in accessibility and keyboard support
- Docs and API included in the packages
Who it's for
Vue teams that want one codebase for web, mobile and desktop. Product teams building cross-platform apps who want a single framework and a consistent component set will find it especially useful.
Pricing and good to know
Quasar is open source under the MIT license, so it is free to use. Each build mode is set up through the CLI, so check the docs for the target you need before you start. The site lists a platinum sponsor and a full list of sponsors, which support the project's development.
Highlights
- One codebase for web, mobile and extensions
- More than 120 Vue components
- SPA, SSR, SSG and PWA build modes
- WAI-ARIA semantics and keyboard support
- Docs and API included in the packages












