Nintune gives you control of your apps in Microsoft Intune without ever going near the IntuneWinAppUtil.exe content prep tool. Leverage Ninite's powerful updating logic and app catalog, plus 8870 WinGet apps, to keep everything secure and current with minimal fuss. Manage it all from a simple web interface.
Once signed in, this becomes your "Connect to Intune" button and list of tenants
We continuously update our app catalog to ensure you've always got the latest security patches and features. Since 2009 we've maintained our own catalog and stand behind our junkware-free updates. No need to double-check configurations or second guess. Ninite installers are smart and always cleanly install the current version so you don't clutter your tools with dozens of versions of the same app.
Ninite's installer automation is the gold standard, but we can't support every app out there. So we added 8870 apps via WinGet. They don't have all the great features of Ninite apps (uninstall support is particularly spotty), but they're good enough for many situations.
Working with Intune means a lot of waiting and we want to spare you where we can. With Nintune we give you live feedback on Nintune app creation and modification so you can see what's happening in real-time. No "check back later" or "it's processing" here. When our page says "done" your Nintune app is ready to use in your tenant. We recommend using Company Portal to test Intune apps quickly.
Work with as many tenants as you want. You can manage each tenant independently and even simultaneously in different browser tabs. Adding a new one is as easy as signing into a new Microsoft account.
With Ninite apps you can disable apps' built-in auto updaters, stop desktop shortcuts from being created, or force apps to exit in order to be updated with just a few quick checkboxes. If you need different settings for different machines it's no problem to have multiple versions of the same app in your catalog.
Use our easy interface to assign apps to groups right in Nintune. We support Intune's standard assignments of Required, Available, and Uninstall. Then Nintune takes it further with Available + Update and Update Only assignments. Nintune seamlessly manages multiple copies of each app to use custom detection scripts that make Intune actually do what you want.
Like the best of other Intune tools out there, Nintune supports update-only assignments which are fantastic for dealing with apps that users have installed on their own. This works by creating separate "[app] (Updater)" apps with custom detection scripts that completely skip machines without the app installed. The Updater app can be required broadly and will only update if an outdated version is detected.
Nintune also uses an "[app] (Uninstall)" app to ensure certain apps are not used in your organization. It has a special detection script that lets Intune take action when any version of an app is installed. Once assigned, the "[app] (Uninstall)" app detects and uninstalls any instances of that app.
You can add pre- and post-install or uninstall scripts to any app as a .ps1, .cmd, or .bat file. Want to preconfigure something for users? No problem. Delete some data after an app is gone? Nintune can do it.
Nintune requires minimal permissions and only accesses Intune via short-term credentials associated with the user's Microsoft account. We retain no long-term access and there's no need to recreate your permission structure inside Nintune. Nintune works with your Intune permissions, and that goes for any Intune audit logging or metadata as well. It just looks like your regular Intune users have superpowers, and they do.
Ninite installers are multilingual and will install the correct version to match the language settings of the machine by default. This is great to avoid management tool clutter with different localized versions of the same app. But it's easy to override and you're one textbox away from a fixed-language installer when you need it.
No separate account or add-on pricing. Nintune is included with Ninite Pro and if you're signed in you can start using it right away. Just click the Connect to Intune button and you're in. Not a Pro subscriber? Sign up for a free trial and you'll get full access to Nintune.