App Hub is your software catalogue — applications pulled from public package repositories or backed by your own scripts. It is the library, not the installer: build it once, then deploy from it whenever you need.
Try DemoEvery app you might roll out, in one searchable library with its source clearly labelled.
Igor Pavlov
Microsoft
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App Hub blends public package repositories with your own custom-scripted applications.
Applications from the Windows Package Manager catalogue.
Flatpak applications for Linux desktops, straight from Flathub.
Windows applications from the Chocolatey community repository.
Custom apps you back with your own install, update, uninstall, and detection scripts.
Built-in browsers let you search remote catalogues and add apps without leaving NetLock RMM.
Dedicated Winget, Flathub, and Chocolatey browsers let you search remote catalogues and preview package details.
Found the app you need? Add it to your catalogue with its identifiers pre-filled — no manual entry.
An asynchronous refresh re-syncs remote catalogues so versions and metadata stay current.
Mark a catalogue app as available for deployment and it becomes selectable in the Software Deployment wizard. App Hub curates what can be installed; Software Deployment is how it reaches your fleet.
A policy's App Hub tab decides which catalogue apps the device tray icon offers to end users. That is curation, not installation — the catalogue stays the single source of truth.
A single curated library feeding deployments and self-service across your fleet.
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