Patch through automations.
Build one workflow that installs OS updates, upgrades third-party apps, retries failures, and alerts the team when something needs attention.
Patch management
Every endpoint patched. On your schedule.
Patch operating systems and third-party apps across Windows, macOS, and Linux, with rollout controls built for real fleets.
You build the automation.
Level installs the updates.
Patch the OS. Patch the apps.
Level uses the package managers your endpoints already trust.
Windows · WinGet
Install and upgrade third-party apps through WinGet's catalog of more than 14,000 packages, without maintaining custom scripts.
macOS · Homebrew
Install, upgrade, or remove Homebrew packages through native Level actions on Intel and Apple silicon Macs.
Linux · Native packages
Patch software through Apt, Yum or DNF, Pacman, Snap, and Flatpak across mixed Linux distributions.
Patching on your terms.
Hands-off when you want it, hands-on when you need it.
Run it on your schedule.
Trigger patching on a weekly schedule, scope it to the right devices with tags, or run it by hand from the Updates page.
Patch every OS from one place.
Patch Windows, macOS, and Linux through the same Updates page and the same automations, instead of reaching for a separate tool.
Catch failures before users do.
Add an alert action to any patch workflow, so the team hears the moment an install fails instead of finding out from a ticket.
Rings, then expand.
Prove the update before production.
Prove it ring by ring.
Run test, pilot, then production. Tags and groups scope the automation for each stage.
Approve the next wave.
Place a Wait for approval step between ring automations. Approve or reject before the next wave starts.
“Our patching routines are more successful than they have been with past products. We have been especially pleased that Level has continuously improved the product.”
Matt Bolding
Rogers State University
Control the delay.
Set publication delays by update category on Windows and macOS. Stage Linux through separate tagged runs.
Block it everywhere.
Block a known-bad update before its delay expires. It stays blocked until your team clears it.
One view of the fleet.
Watch compliance live, then search, filter, and review every install.
The work holds up.
Teams already patching with Level on real fleets.
Matt Bolding
Customer, Rogers State University
“We’ve been using Level for over a year and have been impressed with our results. Our patching routines are more successful than they have been with past products that we have used. We have been especially pleased that Level has continuously improved the product and added features for a reasonable price.”
Lance Hietpas
IT Director, YMCA
“I can confidently say that Level is truly an all-in-one experience that delivers. Level boasts top-notch automation and scripting capabilities, handles patch management efficiently, provides robust remote management tools, and, most importantly, it’s regularly updated with new features, ensuring I’m always well-equipped for success.”
Questions before the first patch.
Direct answers about platforms, rollouts, and automations.
Does patching work on Windows, macOS, and Linux?
Yes. OS updates and third-party apps, through WinGet, Homebrew, and native Linux package managers.
Can I stage a rollout?
Yes. Start with a canary group, delay by update category, then expand ring by ring. Block a known-bad update everywhere.
Can an automation install the updates?
Yes. Build the workflow once. Level installs OS and app updates on the devices that match.
Is there a trial?
First 10 devices are free, with no time limit. Same features as paid.
Run your first patch cycle today.
First 10 devices free forever. Run a test ring. Then roll it out.