Regarding the future of UniGetUI

[Martí Climent (marticliment)]

Regarding the future of UniGetUI

Hello,

I have to announce that, from now on, I will not be in charge of developing and maintaining UniGetUI anymore. Devolutions Inc., a Canadian software company, will replace me, and will be in charge of keeping this project alive.

As you may already know, UniGetUI is a side-project I have been developing in my free time. However, nowadays I don’t have as much free time as I had when I started this project. The number of people using UniGetUI has been increasing non-stop (we recently hit 300.000 monthly active users, an all-time maximum). Nevertheless, having more users means I need to invest more time into UniGetUI, and I just can’t keep up.

Therefore, I am very proud to announce that, starting from today, Devolutions Inc. will take over UniGetUI.
The fact that UniGetUI is now owned by Devolutions Inc., does not mean that UniGetUI will stop working as it does today, nor will it not become paid/freemium. UniGetUI will remain Free and Open Source.

The migration process will be transparent for everyone. This repository will be transferred to their organization, and the new official web site will be https://devolutions.net/unigetui/ instead of the old https://marticliment.com/unigetui/. The only noticeable difference will be that, instead of some random university student, the team behind UniGetUI will now have the knowledge, resources and time needed to be able to deliver a solid product.

It has been a pleasure to create and bring UniGetUI to what it has become. I am also very proud to see that I have been able to sell what started as a side project. And I know for sure that the team at Devolutions will do an amazing job with UniGetUI.

You can check their blog post explaining the acquisition here: https://devolutions.net/blog/2026/03/unigetui-enters-its-next-chapter-with-devolutions/

Thank you for everything,
Martí Climent

[Nuzza (Nuzza)]

Thank you so much for your amazing work. UniGetUI is one of the best apps available on Windows and is the first thing I install on a new system. I'm glad that you've found a company that you trust to carry on with your project. All the best with the future!

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You certainly earned it Martí Climent (@marticliment), well done! I would not so readily say such if it were not true that the project will remain open-source and under the MIT licence. Very glad to hear it. Let's hope the new stewards will keep their word; all too often these things go sideways at best. Thank you for you efforts, and good luck with your future projects!

[infinity (Infinitay)]

Thank you for the countless amount of hours and work you've poured into this project and offering it as an OSS for everyone to benefit from.

[Mertsch]

Thank you very much for all your hard work! 🧡

[JAGGA (jxggx)]

Thank you Marti, I just discovered and started using UniGetUI and in love with it. It is the first thing I open up when I start up my machine. 💖

[Thomas Freudenberg (thoemmi)]

Congratulations, Martí, and thank you for the amazing work you’ve done with UniGetUI. It’s impressive what you built, and I’m really glad to see the project continue in good hands while remaining free and open source.

One question: will current UniGetUI installs auto-update to the new Devolutions-branded v2026.1.0 release, or is a manual update/reinstall required?

[Martí Climent (marticliment)]

One question: will current UniGetUI installs auto-update to the new Devolutions-branded v2026.1.0 release, or is a manual update/reinstall required?

Yes, but in a few days

[Andrei (andrei-cb)]

After seeing this AI slop announcement, the future looks bleak...

Can the people at devolutions not even write an announcement without using AI?

[André D'Aoust (andredaoust)]

[Martí Climent (marticliment)]

what licenses?

[André D'Aoust (andredaoust)]

Sorry, wrong project!