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This Machine, Exportable

Bulk Hardware Asset Report Generator

Reports on the single machine currently running this page — no browser tab can reach out and survey a network, and a tool pretending otherwise would not be honest about what it can do. Run this on each machine you need to audit, download the JSON or CSV, and collect the exports centrally for a real fleet-wide picture.

Click Scan This Machine — you will be asked for camera and microphone permission so real device names can be read.

Result

TypeDeviceCurrentMax Capability

Notes

Building a fleet-wide picture

Since no client-side page can survey a network, a real fleet audit means visiting this page on each machine (or embedding the same check into your existing deployment or onboarding flow) and collecting the exported JSON or CSV files centrally — into a shared drive, a ticketing system, or a simple spreadsheet. Each export includes a timestamp and browser identification so results from different machines and visits stay distinguishable once combined.

Reference

What Each Export Field Contains

FieldSource
TypeCamera, Microphone, or Speaker output
Device labelReal device name, if permission was granted
Current settingsLive resolution/frame rate or sample rate, if activated
Max capabilityMaximum resolution the browser reports as possible
BrowserDetected from the user agent string
Generated atISO timestamp of the scan

Step-by-Step

How to Run an Audit

  1. Click "Scan This Machine" and allow camera and microphone access when prompted.
  2. Review the results table showing every detected device and its current/max capabilities.
  3. Download JSON or CSV depending on your downstream tooling.
  4. Repeat on each machine you need to audit, collecting exports centrally.

Common Issues

Troubleshooting & Fixes

Device labels show as blank or genericCamera/microphone permission was denied or not yet granted on that machine — labels only populate once access has been allowed at least once.
Some devices missing from the reportDevices not currently connected, or blocked at the OS level, will not appear — check physical connections and OS privacy settings first.
Want to automate this across many machinesEmbed the same scan into your existing deployment or onboarding flow so it runs automatically rather than requiring a manual visit per machine.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this scan our whole office network?
No — no web page can reach out and survey other machines on a network; that would require very different, far more invasive software than a browser tab. This reports on the single machine currently running the browser. Run it on each machine you need to audit and collect the exported files centrally.
What format is the export in?
Both JSON and CSV are available as real downloadable files — JSON for programmatic ingestion, CSV for direct import into a spreadsheet.
Does this identify a device's exact model number?
Whatever the browser's device label reports, which is often the model name but is not guaranteed or standardized across every device and driver combination — what is included is exactly what your OS handed to the browser, nothing invented.
Does this upload data to any server?
No. The scan runs entirely in your browser and the export downloads directly to your own device — nothing is transmitted anywhere.
Can I use this for a compliance or asset-management audit?
It's a genuine starting point — real device names, resolutions, and capabilities read directly from the browser — but it does not include serial numbers or asset tags, which live at the OS or hardware-inventory level. Combine it with your existing asset-management tooling for a complete record.