IntuneGet
Open SourceFreeAPIFrom Winget to Intune in minutes
www.intuneget.comLast updated: April 2026
Free, open-source tool that bridges Windows Package Manager (Winget) and Microsoft Intune. Deploy 10,000+ Winget apps to Intune in minutes — no scripting, no manual IntuneWin packaging.
About
IntuneGet is a free, open-source tool built by Ugur Koc (UgurLabs) that automates the process of packaging applications from the Winget repository and uploading them directly to Microsoft Intune. What used to take 30–60 minutes per application manually can now be done in under 5 minutes.
The platform started as a personal project born out of frustration — spending entire Fridays manually packaging apps for Intune instead of solving real problems. It evolved into a full web application trusted by over 1,000 IT professionals worldwide, with more than 2,000 apps uploaded through the platform.
IntuneGet is self-hostable via Docker and also available as a hosted service. It uses Microsoft Entra ID for authentication and integrates directly with the Microsoft Graph API for seamless Intune deployments.
Positioning
IntuneGet occupies a unique position in the Intune ecosystem: it is the bridge between the massive Winget package repository (10,000+ apps) and Microsoft Intune's enterprise deployment capabilities. Unlike manual packaging workflows or generic deployment tools, IntuneGet is purpose-built for one thing — getting Winget apps into Intune as fast as possible.
Key differentiators:
- AI-Powered App Discovery — Uses OpenAI integration to find Winget IDs when standard search fails
- Zero scripting required — No PowerShell knowledge needed for basic deployments
- MSP-ready — Multi-tenant management and batch deployments for managed service providers
- SCCM Migration — Import SCCM data, match to Winget packages, and migrate to Intune
What You Get
- Deploy 10,000+ Winget apps to Intune without manual packaging
- AI-powered application discovery with OpenAI integration
- Automated update management with configurable policies (auto_update, notify, ignore, pin_version)
- Multi-channel notifications — Email, Slack, Teams, Discord, webhooks
- Pre-upload permission verification for Intune
- Auto-generated detection rules for deployed applications
- Automatic IntuneWin packaging — no manual conversion needed
- PSADT v4 (PowerShell App Deployment Toolkit) support
- Unmanaged apps detection and management
- SCCM migration tools — import, match, and migrate
- Real-time deployment statistics dashboard
- Self-hosting with Docker — unlimited users, no seat limits
Core Areas
Application Deployment
Select, package, and upload Winget apps to Intune in a 3-step workflow
Update Management
Automated update policies with circuit breakers and rate limiting
SCCM Migration
Import existing SCCM application data and migrate to Intune via Winget matching
MSP Management
Multi-tenant batch deployments for managed service providers
Monitoring & Reporting
Real-time deployment metrics, success rates, and inventory tracking
Notifications
Email and webhook alerts for Slack, Teams, Discord, and custom endpoints
Why It Matters
The manual process of packaging applications for Microsoft Intune is one of the biggest time sinks in endpoint management. Each application requires downloading the installer, creating an IntuneWin package, configuring detection rules, and uploading to Intune — a process that takes 30–60 minutes per app.
For organizations managing dozens or hundreds of applications, this translates to entire days spent on repetitive packaging tasks. MSPs managing multiple tenants face this challenge multiplied across every client environment.
IntuneGet eliminates this bottleneck entirely. By automating the Winget-to-Intune pipeline, IT teams can deploy applications in minutes instead of hours, maintain consistent packaging standards across the organization, and focus their time on higher-value work. The automated update management ensures applications stay current without manual intervention, while the notification system keeps teams informed of deployment status across their preferred channels.
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