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AppMehdi 1.0.0.1, published by independent developer Mehdi Dinari, is a lightweight Windows utility whose sole purpose is to register a custom “mehdi-winget-source” repository inside the Windows Package Manager (winget) ecosystem. Once installed, the program adds a curated private source that can be queried and updated through any winget client, allowing power-users, technicians, or small organizations to distribute their own packages alongside Microsoft’s official catalog without manually editing JSON manifests or running PowerShell commands. Typical use cases include rolling out in-house scripts, portable tools, or language-specific runtimes across multiple machines, synchronizing departmental software inventories, and testing pre-release builds in isolated environments before wider deployment. Because the utility operates strictly as a source enabler, it contains no graphical interface; after a silent one-click setup the new feed appears immediately under “winget source list” and can be disabled or removed just as easily. The current release is version 1.0.0.1, representing the first and only public build to date, and it supports every Windows 10/11 edition that already has the App Installer (winget) pre-installed or sideloaded. System administrators can combine AppMehdi with existing Group Policy or MDM restrictions to guarantee that only whitelisted packages from the approved feed are visible to end-users, while home enthusiasts can keep hobby projects updated automatically through the familiar winget upgrade cycle. The software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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