Unreal Project Hub

Unreal Project Hub is a small Windows utility for managing and maintaining multiple Unreal Engine projects from a single interface.

It’s built to remove the repetitive friction of everyday Unreal development: cleaning projects, regenerating IDE files, and jumping between the editor, IDE, and folders.

It’s intended for developers who regularly switch between projects and need fast, repeatable project maintenance workflows.

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Why This Exists

If you work with Unreal Engine regularly, you probably do this a lot:

• delete Binaries / Intermediate when something breaks
• regenerate project files after engine or plugin changes
• open the editor, then the IDE, then the project folder
• juggle multiple .uproject files across different projects

Unreal Project Hub puts all of that behind a single, repeatable UI, so common maintenance tasks take seconds instead of minutes.

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What You Can Do With It

• Manage multiple Unreal projects in one list
• Clean common build artifacts:
  • .vs
  • Binaries
  • Intermediate
  • DerivedDataCache
• Regenerate IDE project files via UnrealBuildTool
• Launch Unreal Editor directly from a .uproject
• Open the IDE solution
• Open the project folder in Explorer
• Keep a persistent local project list
• See live logs while operations are running

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How It Works (High Level)

• Engine installations are resolved from the .uproject EngineAssociation
• IDE files are regenerated using Unreal Engine’s official UnrealBuildTool
• Any running Unreal Editor instances are closed before maintenance tasks
• Long-running operations run asynchronously with streamed log output
• No Unreal plugins, engine changes, or project modifications are required

This tool operates entirely outside the engine.

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Build & Run

Requirements

• Windows
• .NET 8 SDK
• Unreal Engine (Launcher or source build)

Build

dotnet build -c Release

Run

dotnet run -c Release

You can also download the release ZIP, extract it, and run:

Unreal Project Hub.exe

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Typical Usage

1. Add one or more .uproject files to the project list
2. Select a project and:
   • open Unreal Editor
   • open the IDE solution
   • clean and regenerate project files
3. Quickly access project folders and editor logs

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Scope & Limitations

• Windows-only
• Assumes standard Unreal Engine installation layouts
• Focused on developer workflows, not project configuration
• Not a replacement for Epic Games Launcher
• Not an official Epic Games product