androidWG

androidWG is a small, community-oriented software publisher focused on ultra-light utilities that quietly keep other open-source projects current. Its flagship product, Corkscrew Updater, was created specifically for the OpenRCT2 fan community: it sits in the Windows system tray, polls the project’s GitHub releases at user-defined intervals, and—when a new build appears—downloads the correct portable archive, backs up the existing folder, and swaps the files without closing the game server. Because the tool only touches the official OpenRCT2 binaries, it avoids the risks associated with third-party repacks and keeps park-save compatibility intact. Typical use cases include dedicated servers that need to stay on the latest develop branch, content creators who stream weekly and want viewers always on the same build, and casual players who prefer automatic updates over manual GitHub hunts. Beyond amusement-park simulators, the underlying “watch-and-replace” engine is generic enough that power users repurpose it for other Electron or SDL2 applications by editing a single JSON manifest. The entire codebase is MIT-licensed, so tinkerers can audit or fork it with confidence. androidWG’s software is available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always install the latest version, and can be queued alongside other applications for unattended batch installation.