Third-party patching for Microsoft Intune

Try Robopack your way

Robopack keeps the apps in your Intune tenant patched — 30,000+ apps already packaged, rolled out through pilot and broad rings. See it in a demo tenant with zero setup, or connect your own and patch real apps free for 30 days.

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Explore the sandbox

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Click into a fully populated demo tenant and see how packaging, patching, and rollout waves work end to end — no test tenant or Intune lab needed, nothing to connect.

  • Browse a pre-loaded app catalog
  • Patch Chrome and push a rollout wave
  • Walk the ConfigMgr-to-Intune migration tour

Start a free trial

30 days free · Sign in with Microsoft · Your real tenant

Connect your Entra ID and run Robopack against your actual apps, with full access to packaging and patch automation.

  • Import and package your own apps
  • Automate patch detection and deployment
  • Cancel anytime, no card required

What you’ll see in the sandbox

The Robopack sandbox Instant apps catalogue searched for Chrome, showing Google Chrome selected as a verified WinGet package alongside other matching apps such as Chrome Remote Desktop Host and Browser Tamer.
Search a catalogue of 30,000+ packaged apps
The Google Chrome app page in the Robopack sandbox, marked verified, with the newest version 150.0.7871.115, a list of available versions and the Analyze & Build and Setup Robopatch flow actions.
Patch Chrome and push a rollout wave
The Robopack sandbox ConfigMgr import page, explaining how the migration tool imports packages from a Configuration Manager (SCCM) server into Intune in five steps, with a Download ConfigMgr tool button.
Walk the ConfigMgr-to-Intune migration tour

Not sure which one? Here’s the difference

SandboxFree trial
Setup timeSeconds~10 minutes
Login requiredNoneMicrosoft Entra ID
Uses your tenantNo — sample dataYes — your apps
Best forSeeing how it worksEvaluating for your org

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