What is Gromet
Gromet turns Python scripts into one-click desktop automations your team can run instantly. No installs, no dependency hell, no terminal. Write once, share with a Vault key, and anyone can run it in seconds.
Built for technical teams who create custom automations in Python — Gromet makes it effortless to package and share scripts as foolproof, one-click tools for teammates and clients.
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Features
- One Click Execution
- Dependency Free Packaging
- Cross Platform Compatibility
Pricing
- Free
Useful For
- Developers
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Detailed Description
Gromet lets you share and run Python automations with zero setup. It installs the right Python and dependencies in the background, generates a simple UI from YAML, and runs everything locally on the user’s desktop. 🖥️✨
What does it do?
⚡ Zero setup for teammates: Share a Vault key, they paste it into the Gromet desktop app and click Run.
🐍 Auto Python + deps: Gromet fetches the correct interpreter and installs requirements in a sandboxed environment.
🎨 UI from YAML: Define inputs (files, text, dropdowns, checkboxes), Gromet generates a clean, user-friendly UI. Values map straight into your function.
🔒 Local and private: Runs on the desktop. No data leaves the machine unless you choose to share.
📊 Works with heavy libs: Plays nicely with Selenium, pandas, TensorFlow, and more.
📂 Managed outputs: Easily write
output filesto the user’s chosen folder.
Who it’s for?
👩💻 Gromet is for technical teams who build custom data and analytical automations in Python, and need to package and share them as foolproof, one-click apps for their colleagues and clients — without babysitting installs or environments
Platforms: macOS and Windows.
Pricing: Free tier available.
AMA with Maker (2)
so if i package a script with gromet, and my teammate runs it, does it use their local python env or the one i built it with? need to make sure dependencies dont cause issues like they do now.
My team writes a lot of internal tools in Python. How does Gromet handle scripts that need to read from or write to files on the user's local machine? Does it sandbox them or can it access the full system?