Devolutions Remote Desktop Manager

199 reviews

Remote Desktop Manager lets you centralize all your remote connections and passwords into a unique platform.

Devolutions Cloud

4 reviews

Devolutions Cloud is a secure and cloud-based password manager for teams. It lets you easily manage, modify and share company passwords as well as sensitive information through a user-friendly web interface that can be quickly accessed via your favorite browser.

Devolutions Server

3 reviews

Managing and controlling access to privileged accounts and vaulting end-user passwords are of the utmost importance for any organization. With the growing concern over insider threats and data breaches, the real challenge we face is finding the right balance between keeping an organization's assets secure and allowing users to be productive. The remedy is a comprehensive, highly-secured vaulted password management solution that can control access to your privileged accounts, while also improving overall network visibility for sysadmins and providing a seamless experience for end users.

Devolutions PowerShell Universal

0 reviews

Devolutions PowerShell Universal is a platform for building and operating PowerShell-based automation, internal tools, and APIs from a centralized environment. It allows IT teams to take existing PowerShell scripts and run them as scheduled jobs, REST APIs, or web-based applications without moving to a different language or stack. It runs on Windows, Linux, Docker, and Azure, with macOS supported for local development. The platform consolidates several functions that are often handled by separate tools: - Script management and execution: A central admin console to organize, secure, execute, and audit scripts, with browser-based editing, Git integration, execution history, and logging. It works with existing PowerShell modules, including Azure, Microsoft Graph, VMware, WMI, and Exchange Online. - Scheduling: Recurring jobs run on simple schedules or CRON expressions, with execution distributed across multiple instances and grouped by environment. - APIs: PowerShell logic can be exposed as REST and WebSocket APIs with token-based authentication and OpenAPI documentation, for integration with external systems, internal tools, or DevOps pipelines. - Dashboards and internal applications: Interactive dashboards, custom pages, and internal web tools (for example, password reset forms, inventory lookups, or group management workflows) can be built directly in PowerShell using a built-in UI framework, without a separate frontend. - Access control: Role-based access control (RBAC) applies to scripts, dashboards, APIs, scheduled jobs, and configuration. Authentication supports local accounts or third-party identity providers via LDAP, SAML, and OpenID Connect (OIDC). PowerShell Universal integrates into existing developer workflows through a VS Code extension, native Git version control, an in-browser script editor, and an integrated debugger. The product is offered in two editions. The free Developer edition includes the complete feature set but is restricted to local development and requires a Devolutions account. A paid Server license, applied per server, is required for production workloads; scripts, dashboards, and APIs built in the Developer edition run unchanged under it. The platform runs entirely on-premises with no required external network connections, which supports use in regulated and air-gapped environments. Devolutions maintains ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certifications. PowerShell Universal was originally created by Adam Driscoll (Ironman Software) and is now maintained by Devolutions, with Driscoll continuing to lead development.

Devolutions PAM

0 reviews

Devolutions privileged access management (PAM) is an essential security platform designed to control, monitor, and secure elevated access for users, accounts, processes, and systems across your organization. It seamlessly integrates with enterprise systems, supports a broad range of security protocols, and adheres to governance standards.

Devolutions Password Manager

0 reviews

Devolutions Password Manager is the secure access command center for IT teams, giving users one consistent place to access, manage, and use their work credentials across desktop, mobile, and the browser. Rather than acting as its own standalone vault, it connects to a Devolutions workspace — either Devolutions Cloud (fully managed and cloud-hosted) or Devolutions Server (self-hosted on your own infrastructure) — so credentials, permissions, and security policies stay governed centrally while users get a fast, unified experience on every device. The desktop application delivers the full experience for daily use: accessing and managing entries, a built-in authenticator for one-time passwords (OTP), and centralized enforcement of configuration and security settings through group policies (GPO). The browser extension brings credentials into everyday web workflows with autofill for usernames, passwords, and payment details, plus on-the-fly strong password generation. The mobile app keeps teams secure on the go, with vault access, password generation, and sign-in approvals via OTP and push notifications. Available actions always reflect the permissions defined in the underlying workspace, and a read-only offline mode keeps credentials reachable when connectivity drops. Available on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and all major browsers, Devolutions Password Manager is included in every Devolutions package — serving as the common access layer that scales alongside additional capabilities like Devolutions Gateway, Launcher, Remote Desktop Manager, and PAM as your environment grows.

Devolutions UniGetUI

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UniGetUI (formerly WingetUI) is a free, open-source graphical interface that consolidates multiple Windows package managers into a single application. It allows users to install, update, and uninstall software without using a command-line interface, working with Windows 10 and 11. The tool provides a unified front end for several widely used package managers, including WinGet, Chocolatey, Scoop, Snap, Pip, Npm, .NET Tool, and PowerShell Gallery. Rather than learning the syntax of each manager individually, users can browse, search, and filter packages across all supported sources from one interface, viewing metadata such as publisher, size, and download URL before installing. Core capabilities include: - Package management: One-click install, update, and uninstall operations, with the option to set custom installation parameters per package. - Discovery and filtering: Search across supported managers and filter results, with package details available before installation. - Bulk operations: Install, update, or uninstall multiple packages in a single batch, with per-package controls to skip or ignore specific updates. - Updates: Automatic updates or system tray notifications when new versions are available. - Export and backup: Export package lists (including installation parameters) to import on another machine, useful for migrating or replicating a software setup. UniGetUI can be installed through the Microsoft Store, winget, Scoop, or Chocolatey, and is distributed under the MIT license. The project was created by Martí Climent and is an independent tool that is not affiliated with the package managers it supports.