Tclkit is a compact, single file executable containing a complete scripting runtime, including a rich scripting language (Tcl), a high-level GUI toolkit (Tk), a powerful object system (IncrTcl), the Tcl Virtual File System (TclVFS), and an embedded high-performance database (Metakit).

With binaries available for dozens of Windows, Macintosh, and Unix platforms, Tclkit is the easiest way to develop and run scripting code, and is the engine powering Starkits, an incredibly portable single file deployment solution for your applications.

News

2020-04-20 Latest versions of Tclkit are at Google Code

Been there for some time now. Visit that area for latest source code and binaries.

2020-03-11 Tclkit 8.4.18 and 8.5.1 released

There are new builds of Tclkit 8.4.18 and 8.5.1 for Mac OS X, Linux, and Windows.

Overview

Tclkit is a tool for building applications in Tcl/Tk and then deploying them in a simple, robust, and fully self-contained manner. It is the runtime for a growing number of applications, by a growing number of Tcl/Tk developers.

For a good read about how deployment works out with Tclkit and Starkits, see Mark Roseman's Creating Easy-to-Deploy Unix Applications for OS X article.