//Rugged Android MDM

Mission control for rugged Android terminals.

DockMDM is an MDM for the devices your operation actually runs on: barcode scanners, handheld terminals, and vehicle-mount computers. Enroll with a QR scan, deploy apps silently, lock devices into kiosk mode, and watch battery and Wi-Fi health live. Or skip the clicking and let your AI agent run it all.

// NO CREDIT CARDS REQUIRED

Built for the scan floor, not the office.

Consumer MDMs are built around employee phones: BYOD profiles, mail clients, privacy toggles. Rugged fleets need something else. Devices are shared, dedicated, and mission-critical, and downtime stops the line.

01

QR enrollment

Factory-reset, scan, done. Managed provisioning installs the agent as device owner in about two minutes.

02

Silent app deployment

Push APKs to hundreds of terminals at once with per-device progress. Hold a job until the device is charging or on unmetered Wi-Fi.

03

Kiosk mode

Lock a device to one app so it does exactly one job. Survives reboots. Release it remotely.

04

Live telemetry

Battery health, Wi-Fi signal, storage, OS version, app inventory, and device location on a live fleet map.

05

Remote actions

Locate on the map, lock, wipe, reboot, ring, manage the screen password, send on-screen messages.

06

AI operations

A built-in MCP server lets Claude, Codex, or any AI agent query devices and run jobs in plain language.

Zebra-first, honest about the rest.

// DEVICE SUPPORT, PLAINLY

Zebra gets first-class treatment: native MX configuration generated from plain language, applied natively, verified on real hardware.

Everything else that runs Android with device-owner provisioning gets the full generic feature set, including non-GMS and AOSP devices (commands may arrive a little slower without Google services). Deeper Datalogic and Honeywell integrations are on the roadmap. Use the free tier to verify on your own hardware first.

Common questions.

DockMDM is built Zebra-first, with native MX configuration and verification on real Zebra hardware. The agent runs on any Android device that supports device-owner provisioning, which covers most rugged Android terminals. Deeper Datalogic and Honeywell integrations are on the roadmap.
Generate an enrollment QR in the dashboard, factory-reset the terminal, and scan the code. Managed provisioning installs the agent as device owner and the device shows up in your console, usually in about two minutes.
DockMDM manages dedicated, company-owned Android devices. There are no BYOD work profiles and no iOS. The feature set is focused on what scan floors need: silent installs, kiosk mode, telemetry, and remote actions.
Free for up to 3 devices, no time limit, no credit card. Beyond that it's $5 per device per month, or $50 per year, fully self-serve. Upgrade when you grow, cancel anytime.

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