FleetGrader v1.3.0

AppSpace exports · BrightSign logs · Korbyt exports

Real transformation, done locally

Turn these… Into this.

An AppSpace export and a BrightSign log, run through FleetGrader. That's not a screenshot on the right. It's the actual generated report — click it and see for yourself.

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 goes to an AI provider, or anywhere else. Want an assistant like ChatGPT or Claude to check a fleet's health or pull a status update instead? FleetGrader ships a real MCP server for that: four tools, 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.

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. Word, Excel, JSON and CSV land in your reports folder automatically, no export step to run.

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

v1.3.0 · ~28 MB single exe, no install. Signed by Mediagato LLC.

Mac (Apple Silicon)

v1.3.0 · ~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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