To only locally add your custom GeoApps, browse for the MyGeoApps folder in the GeoDict settings folder. For Windows this is located under C:\Users\Username\GeoDict2025\MyGeoApps.

By default, this folder only contains the example MyFirstGeoApp, but you may place additional apps, which then are available for you only.

For this, create a new folder inside the MyGeoApps folder. In the example below, the Example GeoApp folder is added. The name of this folder will be displayed later under the GeoApp menu in the GeoDict Graphical User Interface (GUI).

In the new folder, place the GeoPy files that will be selectable from the pull-down menu in the new GeoApp. Here, for example, the two scripts: 1st Example GeoApp.py and 2nd Example GeoApp.py.

Alternatively, the GeoApps scripts can be grouped into subfolders.

How to create a GeoPy file containing parameters accessible from the GeoDict GUI is described in the GeoPy scripting handbook.

After restarting GeoDict, the new app will be available from the GeoApp menu. If selected, in the GeoApp section the new apps are displayed in the My GeoApps section and can be opened in a text editor and run as described here.

If organizing the GeoPy files in groups the GeoApp menu looks as follows:

All GeoApps are stored in the GeoApps folder included in the GeoDict installation folder.

Below, the apps in the installation folder C:\Program Files\Math2Market GmbH\GeoDict 2025\GeoApps are shown. Six GeoApp groups are included in the standard installation package, but additional apps may be placed there by your system administrator making them available for all users.

For this, create a new folder inside the GeoApp folder. In the example below, the Example GeoApp folder is added. The name of this folder will be displayed later under the GeoApp menu in the GeoDict Graphical User Interface (GUI).

In the new folder, place the GeoPy files that will be selectable from the pull-down menu in the new GeoApp. Here, for example, the two scripts: 1st Example GeoApp.py and 2nd Example GeoApp.py. How to create a GeoPy file containing parameters accessible from the GeoDict GUI is described in the GeoPy scripting handbook.

Alternatively, the GeoApps scripts can be grouped into subfolders.

If thematical fitting to one of the existing GeoApp categories, the custom app can of course also be placed there.

After restarting GeoDict, the new app will be available from the GeoApp menu. If selected, in the GeoApp section the new apps are displayed in the Shared GeoApps section and can be edited and run as described here.

If organizing the GeoPy files in groups the GeoApp menu looks as follows: