jantari

jantari is a small, developer-focused software publisher whose single public offering, rewinged, fills a narrow but increasingly important niche in Windows-centric DevOps environments. The tool is a lightweight, self-hosted wrapper around Microsoft’s winget package manager, turning the client-side CLI into a fully fledged, private repository server. Written in Go and distributed as a single portable binary, rewinged runs unchanged on Windows, Linux, or inside a Docker container, making it equally at home on a laptop, in an on-prem VM, or behind a cloud load-balancer. Administrators point the executable at a folder of YAML manifests—either hand-rolled or exported from existing winget sources—and instantly gain a filtered, curated package feed that corporate machines can query without ever touching the public Windows Package Manager repository. Typical use cases include air-gapped networks that still need automated software deployment, enterprises that must vet every installer for license compliance, and CI pipelines that require deterministic, version-locked dependencies. Because rewinged speaks the same REST protocol as the official Microsoft endpoint, no client reconfiguration is required beyond a single winget source add command. The server supports basic authentication, HTTPS off-loading, and on-the-fly manifest validation, so IT teams can expose only approved applications while retaining the familiar winget upgrade workflow for end-users. jantari’s rewinged is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads delivered through trusted Windows package channels such as winget, always fetching the latest release and allowing silent batch installation alongside other utilities.