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AppGeek

Free and open source Windows app updater built on winget: one scan finds every out-of-date program, and you tick the ones to update.

Dashboard — how many apps are installed, how many have updates waiting, and how long since the last scan.

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  • Windows
Updates — every out-of-date application, with the installed and available version side by side. Tick what you want.
Installed — the full inventory of everything on the PC, with where it came from and how it was installed.
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Catalogue — 67 common applications by category, ready to install on a fresh Windows build.
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  1.  Privacy focused

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  1.  Portable
  2.  Ad-free
  3.  No registration required
  4.  No Tracking
  5.  Package Manager

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What is AppGeek?

AppGeek updates everything installed on a Windows PC in a single pass. It reads the installed-programs registry and the Microsoft Store package list, matches what it finds against winget's repository, and shows you exactly which applications have a newer version available. You tick the ones you want and it runs them one after another — nothing ever installs itself.

It also carries a curated catalogue of 67 common applications — browsers, runtimes, media players, developer tools — so a fresh Windows install can be kitted out from one screen.

Because it runs installers with administrator rights, it is deliberately careful: it detects whether each application was installed per-user or machine-wide and pins winget to the same scope, so an update never strands the copy you already had. It never kills an installer that is mid-run, it refuses an uncertain package match rather than guessing, and it can take a system restore point before it starts. Security-relevant updates such as browsers, PDF readers and Java are flagged so they stand out.

Free, open source under GPL-3.0, no ads, no sign-up and no Pro tier — free at home and at work. Available as an installer or as a single portable executable.

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