You drop in an installer. Kaypack figures out the silent switches, writes the PowerShell deployment scripts, flags compatibility issues, generates the docs, and spits out a clean Intune/SCCM-ready package. No back-and-forth. Just automation that actually understands what it's doing across Windows, macOS, and Linux. Still building. Waitlist is open. If you've ever lost a full afternoon to one app package, you already know why this needs to exist.
I kept watching IT engineers spend entire afternoons on a single app package. Not because they're bad at their job. Because the whole process is just... unnecessarily broken. You paste an EXE in, and three hours later you're still hunting for the right /quiet flag on some forum from 2014.
So, I started building Kaypack. You drop the installer in, it figures everything out, switches, scripts, docs, the lot. No product yet, just a landing page and a waitlist. But I wanted to put it out there and hear from people who actually deal with this.
What part of app packaging eats most of your time? Would genuinely love to know before I build the wrong thing.
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