Miradore: cloud-based MDM and endpoint management with a free tier

Miradore supports multiple enrollment methods to accommodate different fleet sizes and ownership models. Apple Business Manager and Apple School Manager integration enables zero-touch enrollment for iOS and macOS devices — devices purchased through Apple's channel are pre-assigned to Miradore and enrolled automatically when powered on, with no manual configuration required from the end user. - Android Enterprise enrollment supports fully managed devices (company-owned, single-use or standard), work profile (BYOD where corporate data is containerized), and dedicated device mode for kiosks or shared-use tablets. - Windows enrollment works through Azure AD join for organizations on Microsoft 365, or via a manual enrollment link that end users open in a browser.

Miradore enforces security policies at the device level across all supported platforms. Passcode policies specify minimum length, complexity requirements, and auto-lock timeouts. - Wi-Fi and VPN configuration profiles can be pushed to enrolled devices so that corporate network access is configured automatically without requiring end users to enter credentials manually. - Selective wipe removes only corporate data and profiles, which is the appropriate action for BYOD devices when an employee departs.

Miradore handles application deployment across iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS from the cloud console. iOS and iPadOS apps can be deployed through Apple's Volume Purchase Program (VPP) via Apple Business Manager, which allows silent app installation on supervised devices without requiring Apple ID credentials from end users. Android apps are deployed through managed Google Play for Android Enterprise enrolled devices. - Windows application deployment covers MSI and MSIX packages, though Win32 app packaging with complex dependencies is more limited than what Microsoft Intune provides. macOS app deployment supports PKG-format applications and App Store apps through Apple Business Manager, but DMG-format applications — a common distribution format for macOS software — require script-based workarounds rather than native console deployment. - App updates can be pushed remotely, and mandatory apps can be configured to reinstall automatically if an end user removes them from a managed device.

Miradore provides a set of remote actions that IT administrators can execute against enrolled devices from the cloud console without physical access to the device. Remote lock secures a lost or misplaced device immediately. - Selective wipe removes corporate data, profiles, and managed apps while preserving personal data — the standard action for BYOD devices during employee offboarding. - Location tracking (where supported by platform and enrollment type) provides last-known device location for lost device recovery. - These remote actions are available across all supported platforms, though specific capabilities vary by platform and enrollment type — for example, location tracking on iOS requires supervised mode.

Miradore's Premium+ tier includes native integration with GoTo Resolve, LogMeIn's remote support platform. This integration allows IT administrators to initiate a remote support session against an enrolled device directly from the Miradore console — the administrator selects a device in Miradore's device list, launches a GoTo Resolve session, and connects to the device for hands-on troubleshooting without switching applications or managing a separate remote access subscription. - The remote session runs within the GoTo Resolve framework, which supports screen sharing, remote control, file transfer, and chat. - The integration is native — built by the same parent company — which means it is maintained as part of the core product and does not break when either Miradore or GoTo Resolve updates independently.

Miradore provides reporting on enrolled device fleet status, including device compliance summaries, enrollment status, OS version distribution, storage utilization, and application inventory. Reports are accessible from the cloud console dashboard and can be exported for external analysis or compliance documentation. - For organizations with audit or compliance reporting requirements, the device inventory report surfaces the data needed to demonstrate that managed devices meet security policy requirements — encryption status, passcode compliance, OS version currency, and installed security profiles. - The reporting capabilities cover the basics adequately but do not include the custom report builder, scheduled report delivery, or advanced analytics dashboards available in platforms like Hexnode or Intune.

Miradore supports bring-your-own-device management through platform-native containerization. On Android, the work profile enrollment mode creates a separate container on the employee's personal device that houses corporate apps, data, and policies — the IT administrator manages the work profile without visibility into or control over the personal side of the device. - The BYOD enrollment flow can be user-initiated: employees receive an enrollment link or QR code, complete the enrollment on their own device, and the corporate container or managed profile is created automatically based on the enrollment policy. - This separation is critical for BYOD policy compliance in most organizations, and Miradore handles it through the platform-native mechanisms (Android work profile, iOS management framework) rather than a proprietary container, which means the data separation is as reliable as the underlying OS implementation.