PatchPilot
Windows 10 & 11 · Early access

Every update.
Accounted for.

One calm command center for your apps, Windows updates, extensions and local AI models. See what can change. Review it. Keep the record.

Free to download and scan. One PC per subscription. New in v0.9.3: fixed the Windows update review-window hang. Optional desktop shortcut and minimize-to-tray settings are included. Unsigned early-access builds may trigger Windows SmartScreen.

PatchPilot command center, dark theme
Your PC. Your decisions.

Simple plans. Clear limits.

Free

$0

Understand what needs attention.

  • Scan every supported source
  • See available updates and installed apps
  • Local history and CSV/HTML exports
  • Recovery guidance, app repair and saved-version restore
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Know what to expect.

What do I need?

Windows 11 or Windows 10 22H2, x64. Desktop runtime included. WinGet (Microsoft App Installer) for app updates. Per-user installation. Windows updates use a separate administrator-approved review.

What happens if I cancel or replace my PC?

Paid features continue until your membership's effective end. Your installations and records remain, and active updates can finish. Move your license using Subscription → Your PCs. Previously signed offline access lasts until its expiry, at most seven days. Cancel billing in your Gumroad library.

What are the limits?

No drivers, general app/Windows rollback, antivirus or cloud remote management. Browser extensions stay browser-managed. VS Code supports stable/Insiders default profiles; Ollama is local only. Background maintenance needs the installed copy and a signed-in Windows session. It starts off and runs only for eligible per-user apps you approve. PatchPilot never requests an automatic restart.

Is this a production-certified release?

This is early access. Automated core, subscription and interface checks are included, while broad clean-machine and real vendor-update testing remains in progress. Current builds are unsigned. A checksum confirms file integrity; it is not a security audit.