Screenshot appears after consentScreenshot appears after consentScreenshot appears after consentScreenshot appears after consentScreenshot appears after consentScreenshot appears after consentScreenshot appears after consentScreenshot appears after consentScreenshot appears after consentScreenshot appears after consent
Summary
UniGetUI is a unified management console for command-line package managers already installed on a system, including WinGet, Scoop, Chocolatey, Pip, Npm, .NET Tool, PowerShell Gallery and Cargo. It offers a single dashboard to view and maintain packages, checking installed versions, updating software with a click, and uninstalling packages individually or in bulk. Updates can be controlled per package, allowing versions to be skipped or ignored, and detailed metadata such as publisher and version information is available. The package list can be exported or backed up to a local file and imported later on another machine.
Show the developer's original descriptionHide the original description
UniGetUI is a unified management console for the command-line package managers already installed on your system, such as WinGet, Scoop, Chocolatey, Pip, Npm, .NET Tool, PowerShell Gallery and Cargo.
NOTE: UniGetUI does not include, bundle or distribute any package manager or software catalog. The desired package managers must be installed manually by the user. More info at the end of the description, on the PACKAGE MANAGER COMPATIBILITY table.
UniGetUI gives you a single dashboard to see and maintain the packages managed by those tools: check which versions are present on your system, keep them up to date, and cleanly remove what you no longer need — instead of juggling multiple command-line interfaces.
UniGetUI also brings power-user focused maintenance features, such as backing up the list of your packages to a local file, or managing updates in bulk.
FEATURES:
● One dashboard for your package managers: UniGetUI displays and manages the packages handled by the package managers installed on your system (WinGet, Chocolatey, Scoop, Pip, Npm, .NET Tool and more).
● Keep your software up to date: see available updates at a glance and apply them at the touch of a button, or be notified when updates become available.
● Fine-grained update control: skip versions or completely ignore updates on a per-package basis.
● Cleanly uninstall packages, individually or in bulk.
● View detailed metadata about the packages on your system, such as publisher and version information.
● Manage your available updates from the system tray icon, the Widgets pane or the Dev Home pane, without opening the app.
● Customize package operations with per-package options and parameters [those options will be saved for future updates of the package].
● Export or back up the list of your packages to a local file and import it later on another machine.
PACKAGE MANAGER COMPATIBILITY:
UniGetUI requires the following software to be already present on your system. If a package manager is not used, the corresponding software is not required.
● WinGet: None (comes preinstalled with Windows)
● Scoop: Scoop
● Chocolatey: Chocolatey-cli
● npm: Node.JS
● pip: Python 3
● Cargo: Rust
● .NET Tool: .NET SDK 5 or higher
● PowerShell 5.x: None (comes preinstalled with Windows)
● PowerShell 7.x: PowerShell Core
Note: UniGetUI may leave some settings files behind when uninstalled.
If there is a version of this app for iOS/Mac or Windows we don't know about, paste the store link here — we'll auto-detect the store.
How to find the URL:1. Open the app in its store. 2.In the App Store app: tap the Share icon → “Copy Link”. In the browser: copy the URL from the address bar — it contains apps.apple.com/…/id… or apps.microsoft.com/detail/…. 3. Paste it here.
Paste the original link from the Apple App Store or Microsoft Store. We fetch all details automatically.
How to find the URL:
1. Open the app in its store. 2.In the App Store app: tap the Share icon → “Copy Link”. In the browser: copy the URL from the address bar — it contains apps.apple.com/…/id… or apps.microsoft.com/detail/…. 3. Paste it here.
Android apps can only be listed by their developer.