I have released a free iOS companion app for AddRemovePrograms.com. It puts the application index in your pocket, making it easier to check release activity, vulnerabilities, and packaging details for the enterprise Windows applications you manage.

The app works without an account. You can search by application, vendor, or technology, then open an application to review its release history, ARP Score trends, update cadence, packaging notes, patch catalog coverage, and known vulnerabilities.

Vulnerability details include CVSS scores, known-exploited indicators, and links to the original advisories. Where vulnerability coverage is not yet available, you can help match the application to the correct vendor and product.

Following applications creates a more focused view. The Home and Alerts tabs show recent releases, security advisories, and community packaging notes for the applications you care about. Signing in is optional, but it allows your followed applications to sync with your Add Remove Programs account and the feed on the website.

Notifications can be immediate, daily, weekly, or disabled. They can also be limited to security activity or filtered using the ARP Score to avoid notifications for less significant releases.

The app uses the same community-supported data as AddRemovePrograms.com. Missing applications can be suggested through the website, while corrections and packaging observations help make the catalog more useful for everyone.

Privacy was also important to me. The app contains no advertising, third-party analytics, or tracking SDKs. It communicates only with AddRemovePrograms.com over HTTPS.

Add Remove Programs is available now on the App Store for iPhones running iOS 17 or later. It is free, with no in-app purchases.

This is the first release, and I plan to continue expanding it alongside the website. A rating or review on the App Store would help others in the application management community find it and would be greatly appreciated.