ExeBundle is a Windows application bundler designed to package executables and their dependencies into a single, self-contained .exe file. This tool simplifies distribution by eliminating the need for installers or external files, ensuring applications run smoothly on any compatible Windows system.
Key Features:
Packages executables, DLLs, scripts (e.g., PowerShell, batch), and other assets into one file.
Supports caching to enable instant repeated launches without re-extracting files.
Offers compression options for optimized bundle sizes.
Integrates seamlessly with command-line tools and portable applications.
Audience & Benefit:
Ideal for developers distributing tools or utilities, IT professionals deploying internal solutions, and anyone requiring portable, self-contained Windows applications. ExeBundle ensures applications run without setup, reducing friction for users and streamlining deployment processes.
Available via winget for easy installation, ExeBundle is a versatile solution for creating standalone executables.
README
ExeBundle
Ship one executable. Nothing else.
ExeBundle is a Windows application bundler that packages tools and applications into a
single, self-contained executable (.exe) — no installer, no MSI, no external files.
If your application needs more than one file to run, ExeBundle turns it into exactly one executable.
Why ExeBundle Exists
Shipping software on Windows often means one of these compromises:
installers with complex setup logic
ZIP archives with “extract everything first” instructions
missing DLLs, broken paths, or version conflicts
administrative privileges where none should be required
ExeBundle exists to solve one specific problem:
> How do I ship an application as a single executable that just runs?
This makes ExeBundle especially useful for portable Windows tools and
self-contained command-line utilities that should run without setup.