Alternatives to running exe from Pyinstall

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Embedded python, you have to download pip with a script and add the libraries folders to the path, then run pip install -r requirements. Using the python.exe and the command prompt you can run your script

The standard is either a pyside6 or beeware app.

Alternative if you really care about UI/UX, is wrapping the python file in an elecron frontend, and using something like Pyshell.