Although the GenUI framework already implements much of the functionality needed to successfully integrate most molecular generators, there are still many aspects of the framework that can be improved. For instance, it would be beneficial if more sources of Even though it is hard to determine the requirements of every project where molecular generators might be applied, many of the aforementioned features and improvements can be readily implemented with the GenUI React components (see JavaScript API) and the Python API (see Python API). In fact, the already presented extensions and the DrugEx interface are useful case studies that can be used as templates for integration of many other cheminformatics tools and de novo molecular generators. Therefore, we see GenUI as a flexible and scalable framework that can be used by organizations to quickly integrate tools and data the way it suits their needs the most. However, we would also like GenUI to become a new useful way to share the progress in the development of novel de novo drug design methods and other cheminformatics approaches in the public domain.