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PyDeps
The Most Complete Python Package Dependency Explorer
PyDeps.com helps Python developers understand what a package really brings into their environment. Search any PyPI package to explore direct and transitive dependencies, interactive graphs, reverse dependents, CVE warnings, license info, package health, purity, version history, and platform-aware offline bundles with wheels, requirements, SBOM, and licenses. No install. No login. Built after I got tired of manually chasing dependencies for isolated servers.
About 9 months ago, I posted a small tool on Reddit because I was frustrated with something very specific: trying to install Python packages on limited or offline servers and manually figuring out every dependency, subdependency, wheel, version constraint, and missing package.
The first version was simple. You typed a PyPI package name and it showed the dependency list.
People cared more than I expected, and the feedback made me realize the problem was bigger than just “show me dependencies.”
So I rebuilt it into PyDeps.
Today, PyDeps helps you:
• Search Python packages quickly • View direct and transitive dependencies • Switch between dependency tree and interactive graph views • Check known CVEs through OSV • See package health, licenses, purity, versions, and metadata • Explore reverse dependents • Generate offline package bundles with wheels, pinned requirements, installer, SBOM, and license summaries • Share package pages without installing anything or creating an account
The use case is simple:
Before you install a Python package, PyDeps helps you understand what it actually pulls into your environment.
It is especially useful for isolated servers, enterprise environments, package audits, security reviews, and anyone who has ever had to manually chase Python dependencies.
I’m launching it here because I want real feedback from developers, DevOps people, security engineers, and Python maintainers.
I’d love feedback on:
1. Is the website actually useful to you? 2. Would you trust/use the offline bundle generator? 3. What is still missing? 4. What would make this valuable enough to use regularly?
PyDeps is free, has no login, and is still improving.
Thank you for checking it out.
About PyDeps on Product Hunt
“The Most Complete Python Package Dependency Explorer”
PyDeps was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 10 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #42 on the daily leaderboard. PyDeps.com helps Python developers understand what a package really brings into their environment. Search any PyPI package to explore direct and transitive dependencies, interactive graphs, reverse dependents, CVE warnings, license info, package health, purity, version history, and platform-aware offline bundles with wheels, requirements, SBOM, and licenses. No install. No login. Built after I got tired of manually chasing dependencies for isolated servers.
On the analytics side, PyDeps competes within Software Engineering, Developer Tools and No-Code — topics that collectively have 563.9k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how PyDeps performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted PyDeps?
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suahmadi
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m Sultan, the maker of PyDeps.com
About 9 months ago, I posted a small tool on Reddit because I was frustrated with something very specific: trying to install Python packages on limited or offline servers and manually figuring out every dependency, subdependency, wheel, version constraint, and missing package.
The first version was simple. You typed a PyPI package name and it showed the dependency list.
People cared more than I expected, and the feedback made me realize the problem was bigger than just “show me dependencies.”
So I rebuilt it into PyDeps.
Today, PyDeps helps you:
• Search Python packages quickly
• View direct and transitive dependencies
• Switch between dependency tree and interactive graph views
• Check known CVEs through OSV
• See package health, licenses, purity, versions, and metadata
• Explore reverse dependents
• Generate offline package bundles with wheels, pinned requirements, installer, SBOM, and license summaries
• Share package pages without installing anything or creating an account
The use case is simple:
Before you install a Python package, PyDeps helps you understand what it actually pulls into your environment.
It is especially useful for isolated servers, enterprise environments, package audits, security reviews, and anyone who has ever had to manually chase Python dependencies.
I’m launching it here because I want real feedback from developers, DevOps people, security engineers, and Python maintainers.
I’d love feedback on:
1. Is the website actually useful to you?
2. Would you trust/use the offline bundle generator?
3. What is still missing?
4. What would make this valuable enough to use regularly?
PyDeps is free, has no login, and is still improving.
Thank you for checking it out.