SnapTune for Intune

SnapTune for Intune

Intune Device Mgmt in a Snap

2 ratings
1 review
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 3, 2025
  • May 15, 2026

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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.

Universal device search
Live device details
BitLocker recovery keys
Windows LAPS credentials
Remote actions
Reports dashboard
AI-powered Device Health
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What's New in SnapTune for Intune

2.1

May 15, 2026

What's New (release notes, 4000 chars max) • New: Activate PIM roles without leaving SnapTune. The Roles screen lists every eligible and active assignment — tap to activate with justification, tap again to deactivate. • New: AI-powered Device Health on iOS 26+. On-device intelligence summarizes the state of any device you open. Fully private. • New: Reports dashboard. Enrollment hero, platform distribution, compliance status, and management coverage at a glance. • Improved: Hardware details now adapt to platform • Improved: Sign-in flow streamlined — interactive sign-in only happens when truly necessary; broker SSO is the default path. Pair With SnapElevate for even better PIM controls.

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User reviews

Pretty good start

I saw this on the author’s post on Reddit and grabbed it. You kinda need to know what you’re doing to set it up and may need an admin’s help if you work for a large organization since the intune global admin role won’t allow you to register an app and add a redirect URI, but once you get past that you should be on your way. The app is still new so don’t expect a lot of functionality, but what it currently does is what one needs to do regularly. I see a good use case for a help desk person or someone who provides desktop support. I haven’t thoroughly tested every function in the app, but I’m not sure I’ve seen any apps that allow you to interact with intune from your mobile phone. Looking forward to seeing its evolution.
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Response from developer

Appreciate you checking it out! You're absolutely right—getting it set up does require some familiarity with Intune and Azure AD, especially around app registration and permissions. I’ll try and make that easier in the future. For larger organizations, IT admins may need to step in to handle those configurations. They take little effort but can be blocked by change processes etc. Right now, the focus is on core actions that IT teams and help desk staff perform regularly, and I’m looking to expand functionality over time. If you come across anything that doesn’t work as expected or have ideas for improvements, definitely share your thoughts! Excited to keep improving it and making it more useful for mobile device management.

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FAQ

What is SnapTune for Intune?

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.

Is SnapTune for Intune free to use?

Yes, SnapTune for Intune is available for free. It does not have any associated costs for download or usage.

What devices does SnapTune for Intune support?

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.

Does SnapTune for Intune have ads?

No, SnapTune for Intune is ad-free. The application does not contain any advertisements.

How does SnapTune for Intune handle security?

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.

What are the requirements to use SnapTune for Intune?

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.

How often is SnapTune for Intune updated?

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.

Can I try SnapTune for Intune before setting up my Entra ID?

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.