Create, manage, and deploy application packages for Intune
A Python tool that automates packaging and deploying applications from the Winget repository into Microsoft Intune using WinTuner. Features automated packaging, direct publishing, dependency handling, duplicate detection, and report generation with Azure AD authentication.
A visual software packaging editor for creating Windows deployment packages using PSAppDeployToolkit (PSADT). Build automated PowerShell deployment scripts through a GUI with drag-and-drop sequences, project templates, and one-click script generation for SCCM, Intune, WinGet, or task sequences.
Intune-App-Sandbox is a testing utility for PowerShell-based installers packaged with the Win32 Content Prep Tool for Intune deployments. It creates a sandbox workspace (C:\SandboxEnvironment), and adds context-menu options to pack with IntunewinUtil or run tests in a Safe sandbox. It also supports a detection-based test flow and a reusable template script to accelerate building and validating packaging for Win32 apps in Intune.
IntuneAppDoc.com automates creation of comprehensive documentation for Intune-managed apps, serving admins and end users. It extracts app details, deployment steps, and configuration notes to produce ready-to-publish how-to guides and reference materials. Key features include template-based docs, auto-generated step-by-step instructions, and support for common Intune deployment scenarios.
A macOS app deployment and patch management solution for Microsoft Intune. Features a web portal for app management, PowerShell script automation, and Azure Runbook integration for scheduled updates. Supports 510+ macOS applications with automated version comparison, intelligent patch management, and robust error handling with automatic retry mechanisms. Includes certificate-based and interactive authentication options.
A web-based tool that automates deploying Windows applications from the Winget package repository directly into Microsoft Intune. Handles the entire deployment pipeline - searching, packaging apps into .intunewin format, and uploading to your Intune tenant. Features AI-powered app discovery, auto-generated detection rules, PSADT v4 support, configurable update policies, pre-upload permission checks, and multi-channel notifications via Slack, Teams, Discord, email, and webhooks. Self-hostable via Docker with embedded SQLite.
A PowerShell GUI tool for streamlining application packaging for Microsoft Intune. Supports MSI, MSIX, EXE, PowerShell scripts, Winget, Chocolatey, and scheduled tasks. Features automatic script generation, direct Intune upload, registry modifications, shortcuts, and AI-assisted configuration via Azure OpenAI GPT-4.
A PowerShell module for managing the complete lifecycle of Win32 applications in Microsoft Intune. Features 40+ functions for packaging, publishing, detection rules, requirement rules, assignments, dependencies, and supersedence with support for x64, x86, and ARM64 architectures.
IntuneWinAppUtil GUI is a PowerShell-based WPF wrapper for Microsoft's IntuneWinAppUtil.exe. It streamlines packaging Win32 apps for Intune with auto-download of the latest tool, input validation, path-length checks, and configuration persistence across launches. It also detects PSAppDeployToolkit usage to suggest names and sanitizes invalid filename characters.
PSADT Helper has the function in it, it lets you easily migrate thos nasty PSADT 3.x Scripts to 4.x without a hassle, you can build your Scripts on the go and have best practices.
PSAppDeployToolkit is a PowerShell-based, open-source framework for Windows software deployment that integrates with major deployment solutions (including Microsoft Intune). It provides a prescriptive deployment workflow, a rich library of functions, a customizable UI (Fluent or Classic), and full-fidelity logging to drive high deployment success rates. It enables complex, secure, user-friendly deployments across enterprise environments.
Built for MacAdmins who want smooth deployments with great user experience.
WinTuner is a tool that lets you take any WinGet app and upload it to Intune in minutes. It automates downloading the installer and logo, generates the intunewin package, creates the required deployment script details, and publishes the app to Intune. It also ships a PowerShell module for automation and includes documentation to guide you through the process.
