Features

The store you know from your phone. Built for Windows.

One app = one card. When an app is available from several package managers, its card shows every source and you choose where to install from.

Store and catalog

A “Today” home page with tips from hundreds of well-known apps, category picks and a new App of the Day every day, categories, charts and collections by profession. Quick search with Ctrl+K covers the catalog and searches package managers live.

25,000+ apps from WinGet, Chocolatey and Scoop
Collections by profession and top charts
“Regular user” mode shows desktop apps only

App collections by focus (gamers, creatives, students, developers) and the Trending chart

App pages like the App Store

A large banner whose color adapts to the app’s icon. A screenshot gallery with a full-screen viewer, what’s new, privacy details and quick links to the website, GitHub, documentation and support.

Technical details: SHA-256, installer type, system requirements, dependencies
Every source of the app on a single card

The VLC media player app page with an orange banner, app details and a screenshot gallery

The Steam app page with a banner, app details and quick links

Installed apps and updates

An overview of every app on your PC – including programs installed outside WinGet, Microsoft Store apps and Steam games. Install all available updates with a single “Update all” button.

Uninstall, and an Open button to launch the app
Operation queue and download progress in percent
Ignore updates or postpone them for a day, a week or a month
If an operation fails due to permissions, HubGet retries it as administrator

List of installed apps with Open and Update all buttons

Advanced uninstall

Uninstallers often leave settings, caches, shortcuts and registry keys behind. After an uninstall, HubGet finds them – in AppData, Program Files and ProgramData, the Start menu, on the desktop and in the Windows registry – and offers to delete them. Or it cleans them up right away and just lets you know.

With install monitoring, HubGet takes a disk and registry snapshot before and after an install. It remembers what the installer created and offers to remove all of it after an uninstall – even items it couldn’t find by name.

Files go to the Recycle Bin; registry keys are backed up before they’re deleted
Never deletes anything that belongs to another installed app
Closes the running app before the uninstall
Off by default – turn it on in Settings

OBS Studio – leftovers after uninstall

Files and folders

C:\Users\…\AppData\Roaming\obs-studio4.6 MB
C:\Program Files\obs-studio17.5 MB
…\Start Menu\Programs\OBS Studio.lnk1 KB

Windows registry

HKCU\Software\OBS Studio12 values
HKLM\SOFTWARE\OBS Studio1 value

Registry keys are saved to a backup (.reg) before they’re deleted.

Keep Delete 5 items (22.1 MB)

Startup apps

What starts as soon as you sign in to Windows? HubGet shows programs from the registry, the Startup folder, Task Scheduler and Store apps in one place – with their name, publisher and icon.

Enable and disable in one click, just like in Task Manager
Startup impact: high, medium, low – from Windows’ own measurement
Remove for good, with a backup – including leftovers of uninstalled programs

Startup apps

4 / 5enabled 1with high impact

DDiscordRegistry (Run)High
SSpotifyStore appMedium
OMicrosoft OneDriveTask SchedulerLow
BBitwardenStartup folderLow
AAdobe Acrobat UpdateTask SchedulerNone

A disabled program won’t start but stays in the list.

Ratings and reviews

Before you install an app, see how others rate it. Every app shows its star average, the rating breakdown and the most helpful reviews – sign in with GitHub to add your own.

Stars and reviews under the name from your GitHub account
Edit or delete your own review any time, report inappropriate ones
Signing in is optional – everything else works without an account

Ratings and reviews

4.71,284 ratings

★★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★ ★★ ★

Most helpful reviews

No more hunting for installers ★★★★★2 days ago · Jane

Installs and updates everything in one place. Exactly what I was looking for.

Your rating: ★★★★★ Write a review

Install options

As administrator, interactively, a specific (even older) version, architecture, scope, custom arguments – or just download the installer.

Bundles and profiles

Build your own shareable bundle of apps – a new PC set up in five minutes. Your profile with its settings as JSON or a readable HTML page, a WinGet export, favorites.

Modern frameless window

A custom Windows 11-style title bar, smooth animations and instant page transitions. Light and dark theme that follows Windows. A welcome tour shows you around on first launch.

History and maintenance

Operation history and logs, clearing package manager caches. In seven languages: English, Czech, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese and Chinese.

Screenshots from the community

Signed-in users add current screenshots to apps. HubGet downscales them to WebP without metadata, and everyone sees them once approved. Anything inappropriate can be reported.

Sync between computers

Favorites, your package bundle and preferences on all your computers. Signing in is optional – everything else works without an account.

Runs in the background

Close the window. Installs keep going.

Closing the window tucks HubGet away into the notification area next to the clock, where running installs finish quietly. The transparent monochrome icon adapts to light and dark taskbars, and its tooltip shows how many updates are available.

2:32 PM
10/22/2026