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Download a self-updating EXE for a one-click setup, or generate a transparent Batch or Bash script for managed deployments.
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Windows software installer
Bulk App Installer creates a single download for the apps you select. Use it for a new PC, a rebuild, a workbench, or a repeatable setup across multiple Windows machines.
Download a self-updating EXE for a one-click setup, or generate a transparent Batch or Bash script for managed deployments.
Apps use winget or Chocolatey. Where a publisher recipe is available, the EXE uses the official download first and verifies it before installation.
The installer builder is free; individual apps retain their own licenses and may require a separate purchase or account.
Yes. You can choose apps and create a download without an account.
No. The installer contains your selection and retrieves the current app packages when it runs.
Usually, yes. Run the downloaded installer or script as administrator so Windows can install the selected apps.
Yes. It retrieves app packages when it runs, so it is not an offline software bundle.
No. The Bash option runs through Git Bash, MSYS2, or WSL and drives Windows package managers. It installs Windows apps, not native Linux packages.