Manifest is a complete hardware asset management system for macOS and iPhone. Every device, contract, lease, and warranty tracked from purchase to retirement. You choose where the register lives when you set it up — on this Mac and your own devices, or in Starkive Cloud — and that choice governs every sync afterwards. The AI runs on your machine either way. Run it yourself, or have us run your whole asset program with Manifest included.
Real screenshot. That answer was generated on the Mac, by the Mac. Nothing was sent anywhere.
Every asset platform is racing to add AI. We think that race has a catch, and it lands on the customer.
It says what you own, where it sits, who uses it, and what you paid. Cloud asset tools keep all of that on their servers, under their breach surface, subject to their policies.
Cloud vendors can only deliver AI by running your inventory through their models. That is a privacy problem they can't design away, and it's coming to every asset platform.
Per-seat pricing plus paid AI add-ons means cloud asset tools only get more expensive from here. The AI they bolt on becomes the reason your renewal goes up.
Manifest takes a different path. The whole system, AI included, runs on hardware you already own. Apple silicon is more than capable of running the models this job needs. You are billed by how many assets you track, never per seat and never per AI query — and if you pick the local workspace there is no cloud account and nothing leaves your own devices.
Not mockups. This is Manifest running on a Mac with a demo fleet, captured as-is while we build toward release.
Every device from purchase to retirement: who has it, where it sits, warranty, lease, health, and when it was last physically verified. Columns are fully customizable, and one-off filters like “lease expiring” or “verification due” are one click.

Manifest maps your inventory to 66 controls across 12 standards and keeps 15 evidence reports ready at all times. When an auditor shows up, you generate one Audit Evidence Pack: full inventory, audit trail, sanitization certificates, and worklists, with every artifact mapped to its control.

Microsoft Intune and Entra, Jamf Pro, Okta, and warranty lookups from Dell, Lenovo, and HP. Devices sync straight into your Mac over your connection. No cloud middleman, and your credentials never leave the machine. A daily auto-sync keeps everything fresh.

Ask for a dashboard or report in plain English. On a Mac with Apple Intelligence the AI builds it on-device, and you export the table as CSV.
Vendors, contracts, lease schedules, and renewal alerts so nothing lapses or auto-renews behind your back.
Refresh forecasting by quarter, end-of-life tracking, and disposal with NIST 800-88 sanitization certificates.
Spares, toner, cables, and accessories with reorder points, so the closet stops being a mystery.
Assignments tied to real users synced from Okta or Entra, with acknowledgement records for every handoff.
Repair tickets and vendor RMAs, so a broken laptop never falls off the radar.
Manifest is a hardware asset management system, and that is the whole of what it does right now: devices, stockrooms, consumables, contracts, leases, repairs and disposal, from purchase to retirement.
Software licence tracking is the next area we are building, and it is not in the product yet. If you need software entitlement reconciliation today, Manifest will not do it, and we would rather you knew that here than found out after you bought it.
Built on open standards: IAITAM practices, ISO 19770 concepts, and NIST guidance.
Manifest for iPhone is a smaller build of the same product, not a scanner for the Mac. It holds the register itself, so it works in a basement with no signal and catches up later — and an admin who installs the phone app first can name the organisation, answer the compliance questions and start the trial from it, with no Mac in the building yet. One purchase covers both.
A camera in the room with the hardware. Read the asset tag, cross-check the serial by barcode and OCR, and confirm you have seen the machine — standing in front of it.
Who holds what, reassigned on the spot, with the change recorded whether or not the Mac is awake.
Condition photographs are sealed on the phone before they go anywhere. On a local workspace the link to your Mac is TLS with a pinned certificate, on your own network.
Some work still wants the bigger screen — the full compliance surface, and anything that reads the whole database at once. Those screens say so on the phone rather than pretending otherwise.
Most vendors say “private” and mean “our cloud, with a good policy”. We would rather show you the wiring and let you decide.
The register is a file on your Mac. Your phone syncs to it across your own network and to nothing else.
We receive nothing. No account, no telemetry, nothing for us to lose or be compelled to hand over.
Your devices sync through infrastructure we run, so a Mac and a phone agree without sharing a network.
We hold your inventory. Regulated scope, disposal evidence, lease terms and every photograph are encrypted on your device with a key we never receive — we could not read those if you asked us to.
The privacy policy spells out exactly which fields are which. It is short, and it is worth the two minutes.
Not per seat. A seat count would punish exactly the shops this is built for, where one consultant administers everything and the value has nothing to do with how many people sign in. Both workspaces are a monthly subscription through the App Store, across the same seven tiers.
Upgrades, compliance-framework updates as the standards move, and support from a person. Not free just because it runs on your hardware.
All of that, plus hosting, so a Mac and a phone agree without sharing a network. Costs more than the local track at every tier.
Seven tiers, on either side
Five admins are included on every tier. Storage is derived from the asset count and is generous — you are never billed by the gigabyte, and going over your tier never stops you recording an asset.
This product holds hardware registers — often a consultant’s client’s register, mid-audit. An app that locks you out of that because a card expired has made its billing calendar your compliance problem. So when the trial runs out, or a subscription lapses, only writing stops: reading, reporting and exporting keep working. There is also a self-serve 48-hour window you can start yourself if a lapse lands in the middle of an audit.
One subscription covers the Mac and the iPhone — they are the same App Store purchase. Current prices are shown in the app and on the App Store listing.
Depalo Consulting is a full IT asset management practice. We build the policies, defend the audits, and manage the day to day for organizations that want it handled. Manifest is that experience, productized.
Get Manifest, load your fleet, and own your asset program in-house. We’ll get you started.
We run your entire asset management program: policy, process, audits, and the day to day. Manifest is included as part of the engagement.
macOS 14.4+ and iOS 18+ · One App Store purchase covers both · Runs on Apple silicon · Local workspace: your data never leaves your own devices