Teleport
Teleport scans installed Windows apps and analyzes their compatibility, according to its description.
About Teleport
Teleport is a Windows app compatibility analyzer. It scans the Windows applications installed on a machine and reports which of them will run on Linux, and for those without a native Linux version, how well they are rated according to Proton, WineHQ and similar sources. The site offers the tool as a free .7z download and includes a way to sponsor the project. It is described as a website and is not listed as open source; no repository is given.
Key features
- Scans Windows applications installed on the system
- Reports which scanned apps have native Linux support
- Uses Proton and WineHQ ratings for non-native apps
- Available as a free .7z download
- Project sponsorship option on the site
Best for: Windows users considering a move to Linux who want to check how their installed applications would fare.
Good for
- Covers both native Linux availability and non-native compatibility
- Draws compatibility quality ratings from Proton and WineHQ
- Download is offered at no charge
Watch out for
- Compatibility findings depend on Proton, WineHQ and similar third-party data
- Only installed Windows applications are covered
- No source repository is listed, so the code cannot be inspected
Teleport at a glance
- Website
- teleportsite.pages.dev
- Category
- Software & Utilities › Linux Apps
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Linux, Web, Windows
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Teleport FAQ
What does Teleport scan?
It scans the Windows applications installed on the machine and analyzes them for Linux compatibility.
How does it judge apps that are not available natively on Linux?
For those apps it reports quality based on Proton, WineHQ and similar compatibility sources.
How is the tool distributed?
The site offers a free download in .7z archive format.
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