Real transformation, done locally
Turn these… Into this.
An AppSpace export and a BrightSign log, run through FleetGrader. The report on the right isn't a screenshot standing in for the product — it's the actual generated HTML report. Click it and see the difference.
Local-first, MCP-native
Your data doesn't go to AI. You can still drive FleetGrader with AI and do it offline.
Every report builds from a file already sitting on your disk — nothing about your fleet is ever sent to an AI provider, or anywhere else. But if you want an assistant like ChatGPT or Claude to check a fleet's health or pull a status update for you, FleetGrader ships a real MCP server for exactly that: four tools, each built so the assistant gets an answer back, never your client's real name, hostname, passwords, IP addresses or serial numbers. What "local-first" and "MCP-native" actually mean → · Set up the MCP server →
What it reads today
Nine report types, straight from the engine's own registry — not hand-typed.
- AppSpace Broadcasts History
- AppSpace Content Bandwidth
- AppSpace Content Playback
- AppSpace Device Directory
- AppSpace Device Identity Audit Log
- AppSpace Reservation History
- AppSpace Visitor Directory
- AppSpace Visitor History
- BrightSign Network Device Directory
- BrightSign System/Boot Log
- Korbyt Player Inventory
The part that isn't negotiable
Your fleet inventory never leaves your machine.
No API keys. No client credentials in a database anywhere. No upload step. If your client's data-handling policy says the fleet inventory can't touch a third-party cloud, it doesn't, because there isn't one.
How it works
The export you already have. A report you can act on.
01
Export
Pull the device-directory export your platform already gives you — AppSpace Excel, BrightSign CSV, or Korbyt export today, Chromebox device-management export next.
02
Grade
FleetGrader reads it locally and scores the fleet: firmware/OS currency, storage headroom, subscription status, per-site and per-device health.
03
Act
Get a prioritized list, not a spreadsheet dump — the devices that need attention first, and why, exported as Word, PDF, Excel, JSON, or CSV.
Built for
The person who owns "is the fleet okay?"
AV integrators and in-house signage teams running AppSpace, BrightSign, Korbyt, or a mix of the three — anyone who currently opens a vendor export, squints at a spreadsheet, and tries to guess which device is about to become a support ticket.
Get it
Windows or Mac. No install. Code-signed and notarized.
Free 14-day trial, no credit card.
Windows 10/11
v1.2.2 · ~28 MB single exe, no install. Signed by Mediagato LLC.
Mac (Apple Silicon)
v1.2.2 · ~26 MB, signed and notarized by Mediagato LLC. M1/M2/M3 arm64 only — Intel Macs aren't supported yet.
Pricing
$99/yr. Flat. Per fleet.
One price, no per-device metering, unlimited reports. Free 14-day trial included — activate a license only once you know it earns its keep.
Questions
Ask before you buy, or after — same address either way.
Anything the trial doesn't answer, or a report type you need that isn't here yet: say so. I read every one of these myself.
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