devolutions/unigetui

UniGetUI is a graphical desktop application for Windows 10 and 11, written in C#, that solves a specific frustration: Windows has several different package managers, tools that let you install, update, and remove software from the command line, but each one works differently and has its own commands. UniGetUI puts a single, click-friendly window on top of WinGet, Scoop, Chocolatey, pip, npm.NET Tool, PowerShell Gallery, and others, so you can manage software from all of them in one place without memorizing any commands. The way it works is that UniGetUI talks to each underlying package manager on your behalf. You browse a combined list of available software, click to install or update, and UniGetUI runs the appropriate command in the background. You can search across all package managers at once, view details like publisher and download size before installing, update everything in bulk, and export your installed software list to a file so you can recreate your setup on a new machine. You would use UniGetUI when you want the convenience of one-click software management on Windows but also want access to the huge software catalogs that command-line package managers provide. It is useful for power users who rely on multiple package managers, IT professionals setting up new machines, and anyone who finds the Windows command line intimidating but wants more control over software than a basic app store offers. The project is open source, MIT-licensed, and maintained by Devolutions.