Updraft is a small, native front-end for winget. It finds every app with a newer version, you tick the ones you want, and it installs them. Or hands you the script.
No account · no telemetry · MIT licensed
Distributed version control system.
↑ Try it: click the rows to build your update script.
Updraft stays out of your way: one window, one job, done in seconds.
Opens straight to the list of apps that have an update, showing the installed and the available version side by side.
Tick individual apps, select all, or filter as you type. Nothing updates until you say so.
Get the exact winget commands for your selection and paste them into any terminal, or keep them for later.
Updraft opens Windows Terminal and runs the whole batch for you. Optionally elevated for apps that need it.
Search the full winget catalogue to install something new, or browse everything already on your PC.
Built with WinUI 3: Windows 11 look and feel, Mica backdrop, automatic light and dark theme. Runs on Windows on ARM too.
It scans with winget upgrade in the background and lists every available update.
Review versions, read the details pane, and choose what to update.
Hit Run in terminal to install now, or Copy script to run it wherever you like.
Download the installer and run it: no admin rights needed, and nothing else to install. Prefer portable? Every release also has a zip. Requires Windows 10 1809+ with winget (built into Windows 11).
Snapdragon X laptops, Surface Pro X and other ARM64 devices. Native, no emulation.
⬇ Get the ARM64 installer (.exe)Builds are produced by GitHub Actions and ship with SHA-256 checksums and build-provenance attestations. They aren't code-signed yet, so SmartScreen may ask you to click More info → Run anyway.
No. It has no telemetry, accounts or network calls of its own. It only runs your local winget, which talks to the winget sources like it always does.
Yes. It ships with Windows 11 and recent Windows 10 as “App Installer”. Run winget --version to check.
The .NET runtime and Windows App SDK are bundled so the app runs anywhere without installing prerequisites. A smaller build is on the roadmap.
No. It's an independent open-source project. Windows and winget are trademarks of Microsoft.
Please do. See CONTRIBUTING.md. Issues and PRs are welcome.