Unity Hub Native

UnityHubNative is a lightweight C++ / wxWidgets alternative to the unnecessarily heavy official Unity Hub, built using wxWidgets. This means that, instead of using heavy web components like the official Electron hub, it uses native GUI components on all platforms.

It launches many times faster, uses far less memory and CPU, and is a fraction of the total size of the official Unity Hub.

Supports Mac dark mode!

Features

Add an existing project to the list using the Add Existing button
Open projects by double-clicking them in the list, or by selecting them and pressing Enter
Create new unity projects with templates, for any modern Unity version you have installed, with the Create New button
View Unity installs by double clicking them in the list views in the Editor Versions section
Manage Unity installs
Manage Unity licenses
Update projects to a Unity version of your choosing

UnityHubNative does not have every feature that the official hub has, but it has most of them. UnityHubNative serves as a shortcut to get into your projects faster.

Installation

This application is self-contained.

Open the Releases section, and download the version for your platform.
Place the executable anywhere. (Recommended /Applications on Mac, C:\Program Files on Windows, and /opt on Linux)
Double click to run

Application data files

This application stores its own files in an application data directory. If the application is behaving unexpectedly or is not working at all, try removing the folder at these locations:

macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/UnityHubNative
Windows: %APPDATA%/UnityHubNative
Linux: ~/UnityHubNative

Compiling it yourself

Use CMake:

mkdir build && cd build
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release ..
cmake --build . --config Release --target install

Issues