An IT asset tracker that lives in one Excel file
Track every laptop, monitor and licence: who has it, where it is, what it cost, what it is worth now, and when the warranty runs out. Your data stays in a spreadsheet on your machine — no database to stand up, no account, no monthly bill.
One-time purchase · free updates for life · works completely offline

The two normal options both cost you something
Asset tracking tools are either free but need infrastructure, or easy but never stop charging you. This is the third option: a spreadsheet you already know how to use, with the reporting built on properly.
| Self-hosted (Snipe-IT, GLPI) | SaaS asset tools | This tracker | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | Free software, paid server | Monthly, forever | $97 once |
| Setup | Web server, database, PHP | Create an account | Open a file |
| Works offline | Only on your LAN | No | Yes, completely |
| Where your data lives | Your server | Their cloud | Your .xlsx, on your disk |
| If you stop paying | — | You lose access | You keep everything |
| Who maintains it | You do | They do | Nothing to maintain |
Everything you would otherwise build yourself, already built
Depreciation, calculated for you
Straight-line depreciation per asset on a 3, 5, 7 or 10 year schedule, with optional salvage value. Book value sits next to original cost on the dashboard, and the depreciation report totals accumulated and annual figures across the whole estate — the numbers your accountant asks for at year end.

Warranties that warn you before they lapse
Every warranty is tracked and bucketed — expired, inside 30 days, 31–60, 61–90, or healthy. The dashboard shows the count so a renewal never surprises you, and one click drills into exactly which machines are affected.

Bring your existing list in bulk
Already have assets in a spreadsheet? Export to CSV and drop it in. Columns are auto-detected and mapped, conflicts resolve as skip, update or add-new, and unknown employees, departments and locations get created for you. There is a five-minute undo window if you change your mind.

Check-out, check-in, and a log of who did what
Assign hardware to a person, move it between locations, send it for maintenance or retire it — each action stamped with a name and a date. When someone asks where a particular laptop went, the activity log answers it.

How it actually works
Two files, no installer
A spreadsheet holds your data. An HTML dashboard opens in your browser, reads that spreadsheet, and writes your edits back to it. Nothing is installed, nothing runs in the background.
Genuinely offline
The dashboard makes zero network requests. Everything it needs is inside the file, so it works on an air-gapped machine and cannot break because someone else’s server went away.
Your data is just a spreadsheet
Open it in Excel any time. No export step, no lock-in, no proprietary format. If you ever stop using the dashboard, your inventory is still a normal .xlsx.
Built for real inventories
Asset photos are compressed and stored in the workbook itself. Bulk import handles a thousand rows in a fraction of a second. Asset tags follow whatever numbering scheme you already use, including pre-printed barcode sheets.
One download, five files, $97
A single payment. Every future update is free — including the ones already built and not yet released.
IT_Asset_Dashboard.htmlThe dashboard. Open it in Chrome or Edge.IT_Asset_Inventory_Tracker.xlsxYour blank tracker, ready to fill in.IT_Asset_Inventory_Tracker_DEMO.xlsxSample data, so you can look around first.QuickStart.pdfSetup guide, five minutes end to end.QuickStart.docxThe same guide, editable for your team.
Before you buy
Do I need Microsoft Excel?
Any spreadsheet program that opens .xlsx works — Excel, LibreOffice Calc, or Google Sheets. The dashboard itself needs only a browser.
Does it need an internet connection?
No. The dashboard makes zero external requests — the code it needs is inside the file. It works with the wifi switched off, and on restricted or air-gapped networks.
Where is my data stored?
In the .xlsx file, on your own machine. Nothing is uploaded anywhere and there is no account. Back it up the way you back up any other file.
Can the dashboard save changes back to the spreadsheet?
Yes. In Chrome and Edge it writes directly to the file you opened. In Safari and Firefox it downloads an updated copy instead, because those browsers do not support direct file access.
How many assets can it handle?
It is built for small and mid-sized estates — hundreds to a few thousand items. Bulk import processes a thousand rows in a fraction of a second.
Is this a subscription?
No. One payment, and updates are free for life. The files keep working regardless, because nothing depends on a server we run.
Can I use it for things that are not IT equipment?
Yes — the underlying model is items assigned to people at locations, so tools, AV gear or lab equipment all fit. The labels and categories are written for IT.
Does it work on a Mac?
Yes. Use Chrome or Edge for direct save-back; Safari downloads an updated copy instead.
Look at it before you decide
The demo is the real dashboard with sample data loaded. Every screen works — click into the reports, drill into a warranty, sort the asset list.