Projects sharing features with PySimpleGUI

Toga is a cross-platform UI framework and Python native GUI toolkit used to build applications that render native user interfaces across different operating systems. It functions as a native widget wrapper, mapping Python code to native operating system components to ensure a consistent look and feel. This development kit allows a single codebase to be deployed across desktop computers, handheld mobile devices, and web browsers. It utilizes a multi-backend rendering engine to direct UI declarations to the appropriate renderer based on the target environment. The framework covers native deskt

This project provides a framework for building native graphical user interfaces that run consistently across desktop and mobile operating systems. It functions as a bridge that allows developers to construct complex application layouts and render high-performance visual elements by utilizing a native C++ widget toolkit. The framework enables the creation of responsive user interfaces through both traditional widget-based components and declarative markup languages. It employs a decoupled messaging system to connect interface components and uses a pre-compilation step to manage object introspe

Eel is a Python HTML GUI framework designed for building desktop applications that utilize a Python backend and an HTML and JavaScript frontend. It functions as a local web server wrapper that hosts application assets and manages the browser window to provide a user interface. The framework provides a bidirectional Python-JavaScript bridge, allowing functions in either language to call each other in real time. It also includes a desktop application bundler to package Python code and web assets into a standalone executable for distribution. The system covers application window management, loc

Fyne is a cross-platform graphical user interface toolkit for the Go programming language. It provides a comprehensive framework for building native applications that run on desktop, mobile, and web environments from a single codebase. The toolkit centers on a canvas-based rendering engine and a device-independent layout engine, ensuring that visual elements maintain consistent dimensions and behavior across diverse operating systems and screen densities. The project distinguishes itself through a reactive data-binding system that automatically synchronizes application state with interface co

Flet is a cross-platform framework that enables developers to build interactive desktop, mobile, and web applications using only Python. By utilizing a declarative programming model, it allows for the construction of complex user interfaces through a hierarchical structure of components, removing the need for specialized knowledge of web-specific languages like HTML, CSS, or JavaScript. The framework distinguishes itself by offloading visual rendering to a high-performance graphics engine while maintaining application logic within a centralized server-side environment. This architecture synch

This project is a Go WebAssembly frontend framework designed for building interactive web applications. It provides a toolkit for executing Go code directly in the browser to handle client-side logic and user interface development. The framework functions as a declarative UI library and a progressive web app toolset. It enables the creation of installable applications that can operate in standalone windows and maintain offline functionality. The system manages browser-side application development through a component-based view hierarchy and a declarative syntax for defining UI elements. It i

systray is a Go library used to create and manage icons and menus within the operating system notification area. It functions as a cross-platform GUI library that provides a persistent application entry point and a notification area menu manager. The library enables the creation of hierarchical menus and custom tray icons across different desktop operating systems. It supports the use of nested submenus and allows for the styling of individual menu entries with custom images. The toolset covers a range of interaction capabilities, including the management of menu item states through checked

Toga is a cross-platform application framework and native GUI toolkit for Python. It serves as a multi-platform frontend wrapper that allows a single codebase to be deployed across macOS, Windows, Linux, Android, and iOS. The toolkit functions as a native widget UI library, mapping high-level Python interface definitions directly to the host operating system's own visual components. This ensures that applications use native system widgets to match the look and feel of the target environment rather than relying on custom drawing libraries. The framework covers cross-platform development for d

NiceGUI is a web framework that enables the creation of interactive user interfaces and dashboards using only Python. It functions as a reactive system, automatically synchronizing state between the server and the browser to update interface elements in real time without requiring manual intervention. The framework allows developers to build complex web applications by writing standard Python logic, eliminating the need to author custom HTML, CSS, or client-side scripts. It manages the orchestration of the interface by dynamically injecting necessary assets and reconciling changes to the comp

Walk is a comprehensive framework for building native Windows desktop applications. It functions as a GUI library and Windows API wrapper, providing a toolkit of native widgets and a declarative layout system for developing high-performance user interfaces. The project is distinguished by its data-binding framework, which uses reflection and string-based property paths to synchronize data sources with interface widgets. It also provides specialized support for high-DPI interface scaling and an optimized native message loop to reduce runtime overhead. The toolkit covers a wide range of capabi

pywebview is a cross-platform desktop GUI framework for Python that renders HTML, CSS, and JavaScript content using the operating system's native web rendering engine. It enables developers to build desktop applications that run on Windows, macOS, and Linux from a single Python codebase, with the web frontend displayed in a lightweight, native window. The framework provides a bidirectional JavaScript-Python bridge for real-time data exchange between frontend and backend, along with the ability to manipulate the Document Object Model directly from Python without writing JavaScript. It includes

Qml is a Go library that integrates with Qt QML to build native graphical user interfaces and cross-platform desktop applications. It functions as a bindings bridge, connecting backend code directly to a cross-platform windowing toolkit and combining C++ and declarative UI components with compiled programming languages. The library relies on a Cgo-based foreign function interface to bridge Go runtime routines directly with native C++ object models. It features dynamic type registration to expose native Go types and methods to the declarative QML engine at runtime without intermediate stub cod

GuiLite is a header-only C++ graphical user interface library and cross-platform framework. It provides a minimal implementation for rendering user interfaces and visual widgets across diverse environments, ranging from resource-constrained microcontrollers and embedded hardware to full desktop operating systems. The library functions as an embedded graphics system for composing visual layouts and rendering multi-language text using UTF-8 encoding and compatible font engines. It supports the integration of multimedia content, including the display of 3D graphics and video playback. The frame

libui is a native C GUI library and cross-platform framework used to build desktop applications. It provides a unified C abstraction layer and a native widget toolkit that maps directly to the host operating system's original controls, windows, and menu bars. The project functions as a portable UI wrapper, employing platform-specific backends and a native-API wrapper to maintain visual and behavioral fidelity across different operating systems. It utilizes a C-language binding layer to ensure portability across various compilers and targets. The library covers native interface construction a

DearPyGui is a hardware-accelerated Python GUI framework and graphics rendering engine. It operates as an immediate mode user interface system, rendering frames from scratch to ensure high performance and minimal state management for desktop applications. The project functions as a GPU-accelerated plotting library capable of rendering millions of data points with high frame rates. It also serves as a node editor toolkit for constructing interactive graph-based interfaces to manage visual data flows. The framework includes capabilities for custom 2D graphics rendering, interface theme customi

Gooey is a framework that transforms command-line programs into graphical applications by automatically generating user interfaces from existing argument definitions. By applying a decorator to a script, the tool maps standard command-line arguments to specialized graphical widgets, allowing users to interact with terminal-based utilities through forms, file pickers, and date selectors. The project distinguishes itself by providing a comprehensive suite of customization and lifecycle management tools that extend beyond simple interface generation. It includes capabilities for input validation

Tkinter-Designer is a tool for converting Figma design files into executable Python source code and visual assets. It automates the transformation of visual design layouts into functional Tkinter source code to facilitate the creation of desktop application prototypes. The project converts Figma design URLs and API tokens into functional interfaces, processing individual design frames as independent views. This enables the generation of multi-screen applications with navigation logic to move between different layouts. The generated output uses a class-based architecture to organize screens,

Eel is a framework for creating desktop applications using a Python backend and a web-based frontend. It acts as a bidirectional bridge between Python and JavaScript, allowing developers to build graphical user interfaces with HTML and JavaScript that communicate with local system logic. The project facilitates two-way communication by enabling the exposure of Python functions to the browser and allowing the backend to trigger JavaScript functions. It uses a local server to render web interfaces as standalone desktop windows and provides tools to bundle the Python code and web assets into a s

Eto is a .NET cross-platform GUI framework used to build desktop and mobile user interfaces from a single codebase. It functions as a native backend UI wrapper, rendering application interfaces using the native controls of the host operating system to ensure consistent appearance and performance. The framework enables the development of professional software for Windows, macOS, and Linux while maintaining native behavior across different hardware and OS environments. It allows for the integration of third-party libraries to handle specialized tasks such as data visualization, map rendering, a

CustomTkinter is a Python GUI framework and library used to build modern desktop applications. It serves as a toolkit for creating cross-platform graphical interfaces with a specific focus on theme-aware components and high-resolution display support. The library provides a set of widgets based on the Tkinter framework that synchronize with operating system appearance settings. It includes a theme engine to manage light and dark modes and integrates system-level scaling to ensure visual consistency across different monitors and display densities. The toolkit covers graphical interface compos

Revery is a cross-platform GUI toolkit and functional UI framework used to build native desktop applications for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It utilizes the Reason functional programming language to compile code into machine-level instructions for native execution. The framework employs a component-based model to manage user interfaces, mapping functional components to the underlying native operating system widgets. This approach ensures that applications maintain native performance, behavior, and a consistent look and feel across different operating systems. The toolkit covers the full appli

Sun-Valley-ttk-theme is a styling library for the Tkinter toolkit that provides a modern visual aesthetic for desktop applications. It functions as a collection of design assets and configuration frameworks that update the appearance of standard interface widgets to align with contemporary design standards. The library enables dynamic switching between light and dark visual modes at runtime, allowing applications to respond to user preferences without requiring a restart. It includes utilities for automatic synchronization with system-level theme settings, ensuring consistent visual presentat

Declarative User Interfaces for Python

Build cross platform GUI apps with GO and HTML/JS/CSS (powered by nwjs)

This project is a cross-platform UI framework and native desktop GUI library. It provides a unified set of instructions to render native windows, forms, and layouts across different operating systems by mapping high-level instructions to the native widgets and controls of the host environment. The toolkit includes a vector graphics engine for rendering custom shapes, gradients, and high-density images using brushes and matrices. It also serves as a native dialog provider for system-level operations such as file path selection and message box alerts. The library covers a broad range of GUI co

gosx-notifier is a Go framework for sending desktop notifications to OSX 10.8 or higher

Robotgo is a cross-platform desktop automation framework for the Go programming language. It provides a comprehensive toolkit for programmatically interacting with graphical user interfaces, enabling developers to simulate human input, manage application windows, and monitor system-wide hardware events. The library distinguishes itself through its low-level system integration, utilizing a foreign function interface to interact directly with native operating system APIs. It employs pixel-buffer memory mapping and real-time screen capture to perform visual element identification, allowing for i