Add Remove Programs

Track release activity, security advisories, and packaging notes for the enterprise Windows applications you actually deploy. AddRemovePrograms is a companion to the community-tracked index at addremoveprograms.com — a database of enterprise Windows software releases, vulnerabilities, and community-contributed packaging guidance. Follow the apps you use to see new versions, CVEs, and notes as soon as they're tracked. FEATURES — Follow the apps that matter to you. Your follow list syncs to your account across devices, and your followed apps appear in iOS search. — Home shows your portfolio at a glance: what updated this week, CVEs touching your apps, anything end-of-life, and release activity over the last 30 days. Known-exploited vulnerabilities against your apps come first. — Alerts lists recent releases, community notes and advisories for what you follow, ordered by when they reached us. Choose your window: 30 days, 90 days, 6 months, or a year. — Notifications at the cadence you choose: as each release is found, a daily summary, or a weekly one. Filter to security-only, major releases only, or set an ARP score floor. — Deploy from the app page: silent install and uninstall commands, MSI UpgradeCode and ProductCode, and the registry key a deployment tool checks, ready to copy. — Vulnerability data per app, and every CVE across your follows in one view, with affected versions, CVSS scores, CISA KEV flags and links to the advisories. — Help close the gaps. For apps without a CPE mapping, pick the right vendor/product candidate and your vote feeds the same crowdsource tally the website uses. — Read articles and weekly reports from addremoveprograms.com in the app. — Browse and search the full catalog by app, vendor, or technology. Drill into release histories, ARP score trends, release cadence and packaging notes. — Light and dark, or follow the system. Layouts made for iPad. PRIVACY No third-party analytics, no tracking SDKs, no advertising. The app talks only to addremoveprograms.com over HTTPS. CPE picks are submitted with an anonymous per-device identifier, not your account. Sign-in is optional. Browsing and following work without an account; signing in syncs follows across devices and unlocks the cross-app vulnerability browse.