Create native-feeling applications for Linux, and Windows with a single codebase.
curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BinaryInkTN/GooeyGUI/main/installer.py && python3 installer.py
Works on Linux and Windows with WSL. Installs Gooey with all dependencies.
For Native Windows compile from source.
See how Gooey simplifies cross-platform GUI development
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X11
Win32
See how Gooey performs on resource-constrained devices with TFT displays
Gooey is designed from the ground up to run efficiently on resource-constrained embedded systems with TFT displays. With minimal memory footprint and optimized rendering, it delivers smooth UI experiences even on low-power devices.
Whether you're building IoT dashboards, industrial control panels, or consumer electronics interfaces, Gooey provides the performance and flexibility you need.
Gooey provides everything you need to create beautiful, native-feeling applications across platforms.
Write once, build anywhere. Gooey applications work seamlessly on Windows, Linux and embedded systems with native performance.
Minimal footprint with maximum functionality. Gooey is designed to be fast and efficient without bloat, perfect for resource-constrained environments.
Tailor every aspect of your UI. From themes to custom widgets, Gooey gives you complete control over the look and feel.
Built with minimal external dependencies for maximum portability and ease of integration.
Written in portable C for maximum compatibility. Perfect for embedded solutions and systems with limited resources.
Gooey is open source and released under the GPL 2.0 license. Join our growing community of contributors.
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