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Master Packager

Master Packager

IT Services and IT Consulting

Application packaging software that helps IT administrators to become Master Packagers

About us

Our team has been working as application packagers since 2012, and we now have experience creating more than 10,000 application packages. We’ve worked with organizations all over the world, setting ourselves up for the challenge of packaging applications of any complexity. We quickly realized that there wasn’t a single software solution that could handle these tasks. Most of the packaging software out there was too expensive for organizations. We knew we weren’t alone. This is where Master Packager was born to solve the application packaging problems that all application packagers and their organizations face. Our vision is to help You create packages that end-users love, enterprises want, and the Windows OS needs.

Website
https://www.masterpackager.com/
Industry
IT Services and IT Consulting
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Riga
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2018
Specialties
Application Packaging, Repackaging, MSI, and MSIX

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  • Master Packager reposted this

    We’re proud to announce Master Packager as the first confirmed partner for AppManagEvent 2026, taking place on October 9th. As a trusted and valued partner for many years, Master Packager has consistently supported the AppManagEvent community with their expertise in application packaging and deployment. We’re excited to continue this strong collaboration into another great edition of the event. Make sure to join us and connect with the Master Packager team! Get your ticket and find more info here: https://bit.ly/3dqJqZU #AppManagEvent #MasterPackager #Partnership #ITevent #ApplicationPackaging #TechEvent #EnterpriseIT #EUC #SaveTheDate

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  • Master Packager 26.1.9574 is here! 🚀☀️   - PSAppDeployToolkit (PSADT) 4.1.8 support - Upgrade your existing PSADT 4.x packages and PSADT templates to the latest with one click - Multiple detection type support in Master Wrapper - PSADT script syntax error validation - Fixed all reported and discovered issues Read the full release notes here: https://lnkd.in/dZBa3_J8

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  • Master Packager reposted this

    After many years working with application packaging and deployment — including PSADT, MSI, App-V, MSIX, and now App Volumes — it was valuable to step back and refine the details. Even with extensive hands-on experience, the training provided practical techniques, useful tooling insights, and more efficient ways to approach MSI logic and PSADT structuring. It's not free but well worth attending, even for experienced packagers. Thanks to Master Packager for building solid tools and sharing deep technical knowledge 👏

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  • Master Packager reposted this

    Application packaging. Disable auto-updates by properly packaging your apps. Too many organizations still underestimate the risk of poorly packaged and unverified applications. Adding a silent /s switch is not packaging. 2026 looks like the year of Master Packagers.

    Yes, it's bad. Not putty-level bad but very bad. Notepad++ server was compromised and selected update traffic redirected by a malicious actor - from June to September 2025. https://lnkd.in/eVpF7Nfc

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  • Master Packager reposted this

    Cloud Tech Tallinn Conference - It was fun! This was the fourth year that Cloud Tech Tallinn took place in chilly Estonia, and it was our first time attending. It was a short three-hour drive from Latvia, where the Master Packager team is based. Every year, we try to support the community by sponsoring one to three events. These are great opportunities to share our knowledge and show off our software capabilities during sessions and at our booth. Our good friends from Robopack and Patch My PC were there as well. The event took place in the Tallinn Creative Hub. This industrial-looking historic building used to be a boiler house for a power plant. Its 700-square-meter boiler room still contains two giant boilers that played a huge role in the city’s industrial history. Edijs and I had a great view of them; as video game fans, we felt like we were standing right inside a level! We also got many compliments on our “I am Master Packager” mouse mats. A few attendees even called them “baby yoga mats,” ha ha! :) Our session on standardizing packaging workflows for Intune attracted a lot of interest. It was great to see so many companies inspired to book a demo and learn the specific steps to bring packaging standardization to their own environments. Many speakers talked about programming with AI, and we were lucky enough to attend a few sessions ourselves. They were actually fun! Usually, tech sessions can be quite dry, but these speakers were engaging and focused on real-life lessons. Since this conference attracted so many developers, we saw unexpectedly high interest in the Master Packager Dev solution. This tool lets developers automate MSI and MSIX creation directly within their DevOps CI/CD pipelines. When they heard about the solution, many seemed ready to say, “Sounds amazing, but we probably can’t afford it,” since they’re used to these tools costing thousands of dollars per user. But when they learned our actual pricing, the reaction was usually, “Wow, I’ll take it!” We’re committed to removing the obstacles that prevent vendors from creating the high-quality Windows application packages that end-users love, enterprises want, and the OS needs. The next conference we’ll be sponsoring as a Gold partner is our favorite app management event - AppManagEvent. We’ll be there with a booth and a special session, and we hope to see you there in person! Have an easy or hard package, because you’re a Master Packager!

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  • Master Packager reposted this

    🎤 CTTT Cloud Tech Tallinn – Intune application packaging in practice “Standardize your application packaging workflow for Microsoft Intune” A big thank you to Edijs Perkums and Master Packager for delivering this fast, demo — and for supporting CTTT Tallinn as a sponsor, helping to make community events like this possible. 🙌 The session was highly practical and straight to the point, showing how to: Prepare and validate Intune-ready application packages Deliver applications reliably with predictable rollouts Reduce deployment failures with standardized workflows Simplify ongoing application maintenance What I really appreciated was the live demo approach and the mix of free and paid tools, making it easy to see what can be applied immediately in real environments — especially useful for Intune administrators and endpoint teams working cloud-first. Great session, strong community support, and a perfect example of how sponsors help elevate events like CTTT Tallinn. 🚀☁️ #CTTT #CTTTTallinn #MicrosoftIntune #EndpointManagement #ApplicationPackaging #CloudFirst #TechCommunity #CommunityDriven #Sponsors #MasterPackager

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  • Creating a URL shortcut using an MSI instead of a script. The main thing to know is to use the MSI IniFile table instead of the Shortcut table. Here is why and how you should do it. Why might you use an MSI instead of a script? There are 4 main advantages to using an MSI for your URL shortcuts: - Self-Healing: If the shortcut gets deleted, it can be restored simply by repairing the MSI. - Dynamic Properties: The URL becomes a property that can be changed via the command line, making it easy to deploy different URLs to different endpoint groups using the same MSI. - Inventory Tracking: The shortcut will appear in the Add/Remove Programs section, allowing software inventory agents to track exactly which endpoints have it installed. - Management: Updating or uninstalling the shortcut using MSI is effortless. How to create a URL shortcut via MSI? While you could use the Shortcut table to force a specific browser (like Microsoft Edge), the preferred method is to use the user’s default browser. Here is how to create such an MSI: 1) Create a new MSI using the Master Packager Community 2) Go to the INI Files section 3) Create a new INI file with a name ending in .url 4) Set the installation path like "[ProgramMenuFolder]\MyShortcut". 5) Add the INI content (Section: InternetShortcut, Key: URL=[URLTARGET]). [InternetShortcut] URL=[URLTARGET] 6) Set Property: In the Properties table, add a new property: URLTARGET=<yourURL> 7) Enable property cache: Right-click on the URLTARGET property and click “Add Property to AppSearch.” This is needed to preserve the new URL after the user repairs the MSI if it was installed with a different property value during installation via the command line, for example: msiexec /i "URLShortcut.msi" URLTARGET=<your_NEW_URL> The result? A clean, professional, reusable, and manageable MSI that works. Beautiful.

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