UniGetUI is a graphical interface for package managers that unifies management of multiple package manager tools across Windows systems.
The tool solves the fragmentation problem of managing software through different package managers by providing a single graphical interface that integrates with multiple package management systems. Rather than switching between command-line tools or separate interfaces, users can browse, install, update, and remove packages from all their configured package managers through one application. The interface abstracts away the differences between package managers, presenting a consistent experience regardless of whether packages come from Windows Package Manager, Chocolatey, Scoop, npm, pip, or other supported sources.
UniGetUI suits Windows users who rely on multiple package managers and want to consolidate their software management workflow. It is particularly valuable for developers and system administrators who use different package managers for different purposes—such as system tools, programming language packages, and application software—and would benefit from a unified view and control point. The tool is primarily built for Windows and is available through the Microsoft Store as the recommended installation method, with alternative installation options also provided.
The project is maintained by Devolutions following acquisition from its original creator, with stewardship bringing structured governance and stronger security processes while preserving its open-source and community-driven character. Development activity includes automated testing through continuous integration workflows. The project maintains active documentation including CLI and IPC references alongside portable mode support for flexible deployment scenarios.
