UniAsset

One living record for every asset you own

12 followers

One living record for every asset you own

12 followers

Most asset tools just store records - UniAsset watches them. It flags overdue maintenance, expiring warranties, and assets gone silent for 90+ days before they become failures. And it shows what each asset truly costs: total cost of ownership, depreciation, and a risk flag when repairs start eclipsing value. Audit-ready from day one, with a genuinely useful free plan that installs as an app on any device. Built for teams managing 50–5,000 assets - without enterprise EAM bloat.

Free

Launch tags:Productivity•SaaS•Operations

Launch Team / Built With

Framer AI AgentsDesign and publish professional sites with AI

Promoted

Maker

📌

Hey PH 👋 I built UniAsset on a slightly contrarian bet. Most asset management tools are glorified databases. They store records beautifully and then sit there, waiting for you to remember to check them. That's backwards. The whole point of tracking an asset is to not get surprised by it. So I built UniAsset to watch, not just store: It flags overdue maintenance, expiring warranties and documents, and assets that have gone silent for 90+ days - before they become failures. It tells you what each asset actually costs over its life - total cost of ownership, depreciation, and a cost-risk flag when repairs start eclipsing value. And it does this without the other half of the contrarian bet: no enterprise EAM price tag, no six-week implementation, no dedicated admin. Built for the 20–500-person team, not the Fortune 500. It's live now with a real free plan, installable as an app on any device. I'd love a gut-check from this crowd: if you've ever walked away from a CMMS or EAM tool, what was the thing that finally made it not worth it?

Report

2mo ago

Would love to see a simple way to scan a barcode or QR code and auto-create an asset record on the spot. Right now onboarding 200+ assets sounds painful. Even basic phone-camera scanning tied to that intake flow would save a ton of time for teams rolling this out.

Report

2mo ago

Reviews