Development previewA first look

A little less clutter.

Meet LEU — a cleaner way to manage
your Windows applications.

Light Electron Uninstaller is an open-source Windows application focused on clarity, control, and a better software management experience.

Windows 11 · x64Public downloads are not available yet

A clearer view of your workspace

Actual application preview
LEU's dark Installed apps screen: sidebar navigation, sample inventory, search and filters, application details, and a connected local helper.View full size
↳ Real interface. Sample data.Foundation build · Discovery and uninstall are still in development.
Windows firstMIT licensedClarity at the center
Another perspective: Settings & the local helper
LEU's light Settings screen with a connected Windows helper, application information, and system appearance setting.
Actual foundation build, in light mode. The helper connection works; Windows discovery and uninstall are not implemented in this build. Version labels are development identifiers, not public releases.

A little more clarity

Less noise.
More understanding.

Software management should make sense.
Every detail starts with that idea.

In the preview

Everything in its place.

Browse, search, sort, and filter the sample app inventory. A clear overview, with room for the details that matter.

In the preview

The details, without the digging.

Publisher, version, installation scope, and reported size, brought together in one panel. Currently populated with sample data.

In the preview

A quieter kind of interface.

A focused workspace, familiar navigation, and light or dark appearance that follows your system.

Design direction

Your desktop. Your context.

A local-first approach, with a dedicated Rust helper. Core discovery and cleanup are intended to work without a cloud service.

MIT licensed

Open by design.

An open-source project with public source code, documented milestones, and an issue tracker on GitHub.

In development

Windows, thoughtfully.

Built around Windows desktop software. Windows 11 on x64 is the current build target; live discovery comes next.

A work in progress, with a clear direction.See what works today

Good software is a shared effort

An open project.
An open invitation.

LEU is MIT licensed. The direction is documented, the decisions are intentional, and there’s room for you to help shape what comes next.

Explore the source, read the roadmap, or open an issue.

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Follow the direction

Make room for what matters

A cleaner Windows experience.
One thoughtful step at a time.

LEU is taking shape. Explore the preview today
and follow the path to the first public release.

Development previewWindows 11 · x64

A few things to know

Good questions.
Clear answers.

Explore the documentation
What is LEU?

LEU stands for Light Electron Uninstaller. It is an open-source Windows desktop application being developed to help you understand your installed software, run supported uninstallers, and eventually review what is left behind.

Is LEU open source?

Yes. The application source uses the MIT license. You can explore the application repository using the GitHub links on this website.

Is LEU free?

The application is licensed under MIT, which permits use, modification, and redistribution under its terms. There is currently no public installer available from this website.

Which operating systems does LEU target?

LEU is Windows focused. The current development build targets Windows 11 on x64. Support for other Windows versions, ARM devices, macOS, or Linux has not been verified.

Is LEU still under development?

Yes. The foundation build includes navigation, search, filtering, app details, and a local helper connection. Its inventory contains sample data. Real Windows discovery, uninstalling, and cleanup are not available in this build.

Where can I report a bug?

Use the application’s GitHub issue tracker. Include the build, Windows version, steps to reproduce, and expected behavior. Remove personal information from screenshots and logs.