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I made a simple program for my friends using some things from the os module and a tkinter library called easygui. The problem is that I don’t want all my friends to have to download Python and easygui in order to use the program.
The point is my friends use Mac OS X and Windows, and I need a way to either package my program with the Python interpreter and the modules that I used to make the program, or an exe or app file respectively for Windows and Mac.
I use py2exe and py2app for that purpose.
What I haven’t done is use them for python 3 apps.
An alternative is cx_freeze which has Python 3 support.
And as Joe said above, PyInstaller is another alternative.