IntuneGet started as a personal project born out of frustration. As an IT professional, I spent entire Fridays packaging applications for Microsoft Intune - a process that was repetitive, error-prone, and time-consuming. Each app required downloading installers, creating IntuneWin packages, configuring detection rules, and uploading to the Intune portal. For a single app, this could take 30-60 minutes. For a batch of 10-20 apps, it consumed an entire day.

I knew there had to be a better way. The Winget package manager already had metadata for thousands of applications - names, versions, installers, silent install flags. What if a tool could bridge the gap between Winget and Intune automatically?

That idea became IntuneGet. What started as a script on my workstation evolved into a full web application that any IT team can use. Today, IntuneGet supports over 10,000 Winget applications and lets you deploy them to Intune in minutes instead of hours.

I made IntuneGet free and open source because I believe no IT team should have to choose between their budget and their productivity. IntuneGet delivers this capability at zero cost, with the added benefit of full transparency and community-driven development.