Windows on Arm Working Group
Targeting application layer support for Windows. From tooling to enablement and optimization of libraries on the Windows platform.
Latest News
Arm AppReady - Faster Path to Native WoA Applications
Arm AppReady for Windows brings developer resources, tooling guidance, and engineering support into one place for teams building native applications for Windows on Arm
FFmpeg ARM64EC Binaries Now Available
Prebuilt FFmpeg binaries for Windows on Arm are published for download.
The CoreCollective Windows on Arm (WoA) Working Group supports a growing self-sustaining Arm open source ecosystem for Windows.
We have a working group GitHub repo, where you can find info about our projects & file issues for the working group to review and discuss.
Joining
If your company is not yet a CoreCollective member, have your company sign and return the CoreCollective Membership Agreement found here. Membership is free. Once the membership agreement has been fully signed, you’ll be able to register and sign into the CoreCollective hub and join any desired Working Groups.
Mailing List
- Public mailing list archive mirror that non-members can subscribe to (read-only). Subscription details available on the mailing list subscription page.
- If you work for a CoreCollective member company, then you should register and sign into the CoreCollective hub and join any desired Working Groups, which will enable you to send emails to the working group mailing lists.
Note:
CoreCollective hub subscriptions are restricted to company email domains of current members. If you don’t receive a confirmation email within 24 hours, file a GitHub issue to notify the WoA WG community manager.
Projects
- Supporting Python packages natively on Windows on Arm — Status
- LLVM
- GCC
- Software product enablement
- FFMPEG ARM64EC binaries are now publicly available
Package and App Status (historic)
If you are looking for status or build instructions for Windows on Arm on a specific project, here is a list of the historic status and work carried out up to end of 2025.




