Powerful policies, easy editing
A grouped editor for 60+ settings, ready templates (Kiosk, BYOD, company, field, shared), diff before pushing and version rollback.
Android enterprise mobility management (EMM)
Control every company phone — from one screen.
Security policies, apps, remote lock and wipe, QR enrollment, automatic alerts and compliance reports. Built on the official Android Management API from Google.
- Built-in simulation with 64 sample devices
- Connect real Google in 5 minutes
- Free plan for 5 devices
60+policy settings in the editor
12remote commands with approvals & audit
AES-256Service Account key encryption
0đFree plan up to 5 devices
Features
Everything IT needs to manage the fleet
From the first enrollment to reclaiming devices when people leave.
QR code enrollment
Create tokens per policy, time-limited, one-time, linked to employees. Scan the QR and the device joins with the right policy.
Controlled remote commands
Lock, reboot, reset password, lost mode, wipe… Dangerous commands require a reason, re-typing the serial and possibly admin approval.
Compliance: who has to do what
Every non-compliance issue becomes a concrete task: for the admin, for the device user, or unsupported — no more decoding error codes.
Alerts & automation rules
Unreachable devices, old patches, ADB on, banned apps, low battery… alert, lock or switch policy automatically by your rules.
Fleet-wide app inventory
See which apps run on how many devices, which versions and risks; look up Google Play and add to a policy in a few clicks.
People & employee portal
Map employees ↔ devices, import CSV. Employees use a code to see their device, follow fixes, ask for help or lock a lost phone.
Reports & audit log
Compliance trends, inventory, risk; CSV export, A4 print. Every action records who, what, why and the result.
How it works
From zero to a managed fleet in one afternoon
- 1
Connect Google
Paste the Service Account and Enterprise ID. The system tests Google before saving; or use simulation mode.
- 2
Create a policy
Pick a template (Kiosk, BYOD, company…), adjust it, review the diff and push to Google.
- 3
Scan the QR code
Create a token and scan it on the welcome screen. The device gets its policy and shows up in the list.
- 4
Operate & report
Track compliance, get alerts, send commands and export reports for management and auditors.
Why us
From a mobile app to a platform for the whole company
Secret keys never live on a phone
The Service Account is encrypted on the server and only used to sign requests — losing an admin phone never leaks your Google key.
Many people, the right permissions
Admins, technicians, viewers. Dangerous commands need a second approver — fewer mistakes and insider abuse.
Runs 24/7, no app to open
Automation rules watch continuously and alert on violations. Instant updates via Google Pub/Sub.
Less work for IT
Employees check their device, follow guidance and lock a lost phone themselves — IT only handles what really needs it.
Try it now
Pick a role and look around — no sign-up
Sample data with 64 devices, including broken, unreachable devices and pending approvals.
Administrators
Full access: connect Google, push policies, approve dangerous commands, manage accounts.
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Sends everyday commands; dangerous ones (wipe…) go to the approval queue.
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For management and auditors: sees everything, changes nothing.
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App-style portal: my device, to-dos, support, lost-device report.
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Quick answers
What do I need to connect real devices?
A Google Cloud project with the Android Management API enabled, a Service Account and an enterprise (enterprises/LC0…). Paste the key in “Google connection”; it is tested before saving. Until then you can use simulation mode.
Is the Service Account key safe?
It is encrypted with AES-256-GCM on the server, never displayed again and never stored on an admin’s phone (unlike management apps that run on mobile).
Which devices are supported?
Any Android 8.0+ device enrolled via Android Enterprise: fully managed company phones, personal devices with a work profile (BYOD), barcode scanners, kiosks, tablets.
Where is my data?
Each customer has a fully separate database. Download backups at any time, or buy the source code and self-host.
How many devices can I manage?
Every paid plan manages up to 500 devices per account (Google’s default quota per enterprise). For larger fleets, create another management account per branch or department — no need to ask Google for more quota. The Free plan is limited to 5 devices for evaluation.
What happens when my plan expires?
You fall back to the Free plan limit (5 devices) — no data or settings are deleted, you just cannot add devices over the limit.
Ready to take control of your fleet?
Start free with up to 5 devices. Upgrade as you grow.