Python - pipPilot

pipPilot is a sleek and user-friendly graphical interface for managing Python packages across multiple Python interpreters on your system.

This tool was originally created for my personal use, but I decided to share it with the community for those who are tired of manually managing packages one by one and just want a simple, clear overview of everything in one place.

Features

• Display installed Python packages with current and latest versions
• Highlight outdated packages and allow easy updates
• Install new packages by entering the package name
• Uninstall packages with confirmation dialog
• Select the Python interpreter you want to manage
• Clean and modern dark-themed interface
• Real-time update/uninstall logs and progress feedback

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Preview

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Installation & Usage

1. Clone the repository

   git clone https://github.com/mambuzrrr/pipPilot.git
   cd pipPilot

2. Install dependencies

   pip install -r requirements.txt

3. Run the application

   python run.py

• A dialog will prompt you to select one of the detected Python interpreters.
• After selection, the main window opens showing all installed packages.
• Use the Search bar, Refresh button, or Show outdated first toggle to filter and sort packages.
• Click Update to upgrade a package, Uninstall to remove it (with confirmation), or Info to view details.
• To install a new package, type its name into the input field and press Install.

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Requirements:

• Python 3.8+
• PyQt6
• requests
• sys
• shutil
• subprocess
• json

Install with:

pip install PyQt6 requests ...

Feedback and contributions are welcome!

Developer: Rico (mambuzrrr) | pipPilot web: https://devluxe.eu/pippilot

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Coming Soon: A Linux-friendly CLI version of pipPilot is in the works! Stay tuned for a lightweight, terminal‑based package manager that brings the same intuitive experience to your command line.