PortixOne

The local infrastructure
for web applications.

One API. Every device.

$ npm install @portixone/sdk-js

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One runtime

A single local process handles every device connection — no per-vendor bridges.

One API

Call the same interface regardless of the hardware behind it.

Every device

Printers, barcode scanners, scales, USB and serial peripherals — one model.

Built for developers

Typed SDKs, explicit errors, no vendor lock-in.

import { createPortixClient } from '@portixone/sdk-js';

const portix = createPortixClient({ apiKey: 'YOUR_API_KEY' });

await portix.print({ content: 'Hello from PortixOne' });

import { createPortixClient } from '@portixone/sdk-js';

const portix = createPortixClient({ apiKey: 'YOUR_API_KEY' });

await portix.print({ content: 'Hello from PortixOne' });

from portixone import Portix

portix = Portix(api_key="YOUR_API_KEY")

await portix.print(content="Hello from PortixOne")

client := portix.New("YOUR_API_KEY")

client.Print(portix.PrintJob{
  Content: "Hello from PortixOne",
})

TypeScript and JavaScript are available today via @portixone/sdk-js. Python and Go are on the roadmap.

Runtime API

One API connects every supported device.

Same calls, same shapes, regardless of what's plugged in. See runnable examples.

Architecture

Browser

Portix runtime

Communication layer

Drivers

Printer

USB

Serial

Bluetooth

Future devices

SDK ecosystem

JavaScript

Available

Python

Planned

.NET

Planned

Rust

Coming soon

<5ms

Latency

Cross-platform

Windows, macOS, Linux

Offline-first

No cloud round-trip to print

Local runtime

Runs on the machine, not a server

Secure channel

API-key authenticated locally

Private beta

The local infrastructurefor web applications.

10 developer spots. No sales pitch — just early access and direct feedback.

The local infrastructure
for web applications.