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I built Voli because installing Windows software still too often means admin prompts, opaque installer scripts, and leftovers scattered across your PATH and filesystem.
Voli is a fast, no-admin package manager delivered as a single Rust binary. Every package is hash-pinned, the package catalog is Ed25519-signed, and installations never execute scripts. Every change is tracked, so uninstalling a package cleanly reverses what was installed, and upgrades flip a junction in place so a running app never breaks.
Voli v0.8.2 currently ships with 2,612 packages, along with upgrades, version pinning, cleanup, health checks, self-updates, and package search at volibear.dev
Voli also does two things a package manager normally doesn't: it ships Voli Memory, a local encrypted memory an AI agent can read and write across sessions, and it installs Agent Skills into your AI coding tools with the same signed, no-scripts rigor.
It's still pre-1.0, which is exactly why I'm launching today. I'd love feedback from real Windows users. Which packages should Voli support next, and what would make you trust it as your everyday package manager? Get started in PowerShell: iwr -useb volibear.dev/install | iex Then install a few essentials: voli install ripgrep fd fzf
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About Voli The Bear on Product Hunt
“Fast package manager for Windows”
Voli The Bear was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #143 on the daily leaderboard. The bear that delivers. A fast, no-admin package manager for Windows. One binary, no scripts, clean uninstalls. Install with one line.
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Nika Topuria
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built Voli because installing Windows software still too often means admin prompts, opaque installer scripts, and leftovers scattered across your PATH and filesystem.
Voli is a fast, no-admin package manager delivered as a single Rust binary. Every package is hash-pinned, the package catalog is Ed25519-signed, and installations never execute scripts. Every change is tracked, so uninstalling a package cleanly reverses what was installed, and upgrades flip a junction in place so a running app never breaks.
Voli v0.8.2 currently ships with 2,612 packages, along with upgrades, version pinning, cleanup, health checks, self-updates, and package search at volibear.dev
Voli also does two things a package manager normally doesn't: it ships Voli Memory, a local encrypted memory an AI agent can read and write across sessions, and it installs Agent Skills into your AI coding tools with the same signed, no-scripts rigor.
It's still pre-1.0, which is exactly why I'm launching today. I'd love feedback from real Windows users. Which packages should Voli support next, and what would make you trust it as your everyday package manager?
Get started in PowerShell:
iwr -useb volibear.dev/install | iex
Then install a few essentials:
voli install ripgrep fd fzf
Thanks for checking out the bear! 🐻