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Indie App Spotlight: ‘Hoardware’ makes it easy to track your Apple device collection

Welcome to Indie App Spotlight . This is a weekly 9to5Mac series where we showcase the latest apps in the indie app world. If you’re a developer and would like your app featured, get in contact . If you’re someone who collects tons of varying Apple products, Hoardware is your one-stop shop for keeping track of it all. Hoardware lets you track all of your hardware, as well as the software…

Indie App Spotlight: ‘Hoardware’ makes it easy to track your Apple device collection

Indie App Spotlight features a new app called Hoardware, designed to help users track their Apple device collection. Hoardware allows you to monitor all of your hardware, along with software versions, model numbers, and any other relevant information. It is particularly beneficial for collectors, such as those with extensive vintage iPhone collections, who can track every device, its iOS version, serial number, and additional notes.

In addition to its collector's utility, Hoardware offers a coverage tab that displays the number of devices owned per iOS version. Users can also add new devices to their library, with most details auto-filled and images automatically provided. Notifications are available for new software updates, ensuring users stay informed about the latest releases.

Adding a device is a straightforward process, with a list to choose from. Favorite devices can be set for easy access in a lengthy collection. The app's library syncs across iCloud, providing access on multiple devices. Hoardware is available for free on the App Store for iOS 17 and later versions, with no ads, in-app purchases, or subscriptions. For more Apple news, follow Michael on X/Twitter, Bluesky, Instagram, and check out 9to5Mac on YouTube.

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