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IT administrators can manage Microsoft Intune devices directly from their iPhone or iPad. Quickly search devices, retrieve hardware details, access BitLocker keys and LAPS credentials, and perform remote actions. Features AI-powered device health summaries and a demo mode for trials.
2.3
September 29, 2026
Activate PIM roles without leaving SnapTune The new Roles screen lists every eligible and active Privileged Identity Management assignment. Tap to activate with a reason and duration, tap again to deactivate. SnapTune now waits for Microsoft to apply the role to your session before returning you to Search, so the elevated permissions are ready the moment you need them. Tell us how we're doing • Send Feedback from Settings — bug reports, feature ideas, and questions go straight to the team. • Rate the AI device-health summary with a thumbs up or down right on the device card. Your verdicts help improve the model. • An occasional check-in asks whether SnapTune is working for you. If it isn't, we'd rather hear about it than see a one-star review. AI-powered Device Health (iOS 26 and later) On-device intelligence summarizes the state of any device you open, with prioritized findings underneath. Everything runs on your iPhone — nothing leaves the device. AI features are experimental; always verify against the underlying findings. Reports dashboard Enrollment totals, platform distribution, compliance status, and management coverage at a glance. The compliance section now renders correctly on tenants with empty buckets instead of falling back to "unavailable." Platform-aware device details Hardware and storage sections adapt to Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. Android storage is no longer surfaced where Intune doesn't report it reliably. Also in this release • SnapElevate, the full PIM companion (approvals, history, favourites, PIM for Groups, expiry alerts), is now described in the Roles screen with a one-tap hand-off when installed. • The browser-based Entra PIM option has been removed in favour of in-app activation. • Microsoft Authenticator broker sign-in is the default path; interactive sign-in only appears when truly needed. • App Lock overlay is now fully opaque. • Settings can be closed cleanly when API fields are blank, and turning off Demo Mode clears stored tenant details. • Privacy manifest added; no analytics or third-party trackers. Not affiliated with Microsoft. Microsoft, Intune, and Entra are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
MoreLong time for updates, but more to come. Thanks!
SnapTune for Intune is a mobile application designed for IT administrators to manage Microsoft Intune devices from an iPhone or iPad. It allows for quick searching, retrieving live hardware details, accessing BitLocker recovery keys and LAPS credentials, and triggering remote actions.
Yes, SnapTune for Intune is available for free. It does not have any associated costs for download or usage.
SnapTune for Intune is compatible with both iPhone and iPad devices. It requires iOS 17 or later, with AI Device Health features needing iOS 26 or later.
No, SnapTune for Intune is ad-free. The application does not contain any advertisements.
SnapTune for Intune authenticates using your Microsoft Entra ID account via MSAL and supports Microsoft Authenticator for SSO. It offers optional Face ID/Touch ID app lock and critical action protection for destructive operations. The app collects no analytics or third-party data.
To use SnapTune for Intune, you need a Microsoft Entra ID tenant with Intune and an Entra app registration with delegated Graph permissions. An in-app guide is provided for this one-time setup. The app is compatible with iOS 17 or later.
The latest version of SnapTune for Intune is 2.1, which was last updated on May 15, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
Yes, SnapTune for Intune includes a Demo Mode. This mode provides a full preview of every screen with realistic mock data, which is ideal for trials and training purposes.