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SOC 2 Attested • GDPR • EU Data Residency • Free for 5
CORE CAPABILITIES
Set up in under a minute, distributed through npm with no separate runtime to manage.
Authenticate through your browser. Your session is stored safely on your machine, never passed around in scripts.
Sessions persist across restarts, so you're not signing in every time you open a new terminal window.
Check your identity, your organization, and device details without opening a dashboard.
Switch between environments in a single step, without juggling separate configurations.
Sign in from environments without a browser, like a remote server, using a simple secondary-device flow.
OUTCOMES
From install to your first answer
Output styles: for people and for agents
Read-only lookups available today
Shared keys or tokens to manage by hand
BUILT FOR REAL TEAMS
SECURITY, PRIVACY & TRUST
Sign-in happens through your browser. Your session stays on your machine, not passed around in scripts or shared files.
Today's CLI can only read fleet data, so there's no risk of a stray script changing device state or policy.
Same compliance posture as the rest of the Swif platform. No separate trust story to evaluate.
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“Swif.ai has effectively solved our software deployment and unified device management challenges. Their customer support is equally impressive — issues are resolved quickly and efficiently.”
Hanson Han
Head of Platform Engineering at OpusClip
FAQ
Not yet. Today's version is read-only: it can look up your identity, organizations, and device details, but it can't lock, wipe, or change policy. Those actions are on the roadmap.
Yes. A secondary-device sign-in flow lets you authenticate from any browser, even on a different machine, so it works in remote and headless environments.
Anywhere Node.js runs: macOS, Linux, and Windows.
Every response can be returned in a machine-readable format alongside the standard view, so the same lookup works whether a person is reading it or an agent is parsing it.
Sign-in happens through your browser, and your session is stored locally, so you never have to paste credentials into a script or config file. You can sign out at any time.
Yes. You can switch environments in a single step, without juggling separate configurations.
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