A lot has changed.

Over the past year, Fleet has evolved significantly from a Mac-centric tool to a comprehensive cross-platform device management solution, now supporting macOS, iOS/iPadOS, Windows, Android, and Linux. This transformation is driven by adopting an infrastructure-as-code approach, allowing for auditability, version control, and integration with existing automation pipelines. Fleet's declarative, GitOps-native management model facilitates BYOD and department-level control, enabling different teams to implement distinct configurations and policies without separate instances. The platform has advanced its software management by linking patch status to CVE data and automating responses, thereby enhancing patch rates and IT efficiency. Additionally, the integration of Okta for identity-aware device management supports zero-trust architectures by using device compliance as a condition for access. Future developments include local admin account management, enhanced patch policies, and automation improvements to address security gaps and reduce manual work, positioning Fleet as a modern solution for IT teams seeking a unified, automated device management stack.

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