Device Notes for Apple Business
Your device inventory, right on Apple Business
Open a device in Apple Business (ABM) and its record from your own database slides out beside it — assigned user, department, specs, notes. Edit without leaving the page. And every serial number in the inventory list gets its device name added underneath, so a page of serials becomes a page of names.
Free to install · works in Microsoft Edge too · Safari version coming
Works with Airtable · Google Sheets · Excel · Notion · Supabase
Free for 14 days. Everything works, no card required.
After that, editing and creating need a license — but the sidebar doesn’t go dark.
It keeps showing your records and the name labels, read-only, because an inventory you
can’t read is worse than no inventory at all.
Buying doesn’t require the extension — you’ll get a license key by email, then activate it whenever you install.
Coming for Safari: the database on your own Mac
The Safari version is a real Mac app, so your inventory can live in a SQLite file on your workstation — or on a file share your team already uses. No account, no API token, nothing that expires, nothing that leaves the building. Start from a CSV template, keep a library of databases, and switch between them. How it works →
Your data goes only to your own database — no servers in between, no telemetry, nothing to sign up for. Privacy policy
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