A collection of 15 small — minute — desktop applications written in Python using the PyQt framework. These apps are intended as examples from which you can poke, hack and prod your way to writing your own tools.

If you find these apps interesting, or want to learn more about PyQt in general, take a look at my ebook & online course "Create Simple GUI Applications" which covers everything you need to know to start building your own applications with PyQt.

More articles, tutorials and projects using PyQt can be found on my site.

The apps

Web Browser (untabbed) - "MooseAche"
Web Browser (tabbed) - "Mozzarella Ashbadger"
Minesweeper - "Moonsweeper"
Notepad - "No2Pads"
Calculator - "Calculon" (QtDesigner)
Word Processor - "Megasolid Idiom"
Webcam/Snapshot - "NSAViewer"
Media Player - "Failamp"
Post-it Notes - "Brown Note" (QtDesigner)
Paint - "Piecasso" (QtDesigner)
Unzip - "7Pez" (QtDesigner)
Translator - "Translataar" (QtDesigner)
Weather - "Raindar" (QtDesigner)

In progress

Currency converter (QtDesigner, PyQtGraph)
Solitaire - "Ronery"

License

All code is licensed under an MIT license. This allows you to re-use the code freely, remixed in both commercial and non-commercial projects. The only requirement is to include the same license when distributing.