We recently had to whip up a small desktop utility for data entry using tkinter, and hand-coding the UI slowed us down more than expected. A drag-and-drop builder like PyUI would’ve easily cut our dev time in half—especially since it supports CustomTkinter and even Kivy!
Really cool to see it generate clean Python code too. That makes it way easier to plug into existing projects.
Curious—does it support component reuse or custom widget libraries?
PyUI Builder
Hi all,
I am Paul, a indie dev, I have been building and working on this GUI Builder tool for Python. Hopefully you guys would find it helpful
You can check it here: PyUiBuilder
Github URL: https://github.com/PaulleDemon/P...
IntroJoy
Congrats on the launch, @art_paul
PyUI Builder
@ashitvora Thanks!
This is super handy for internal tools!
Congrats @art_paul
We recently had to whip up a small desktop utility for data entry using tkinter, and hand-coding the UI slowed us down more than expected. A drag-and-drop builder like PyUI would’ve easily cut our dev time in half—especially since it supports CustomTkinter and even Kivy!
Really cool to see it generate clean Python code too. That makes it way easier to plug into existing projects.
Curious—does it support component reuse or custom widget libraries?
PyUI Builder
@vineelsaimeesala Thanks! There is a template section planned, however its still work in progress