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Everything SweepTag does

One app, from tag to track.

Generate and scan barcodes, organise assets into collections, print labels, and export anywhere — online with Lansweeper or fully offline. Here’s the full picture, screen by screen.

Barcodes

Generate & manage every code

Create QR codes and Code 128 barcodes for any asset, grouped by collection. Need a code that isn't tied to an asset? Make a standalone Wi-Fi, link, or plain-text QR in a tap.

  • QR & Code 128, generated on-device
  • Standalone Wi-Fi / link / text codes
  • Embed extra field values into the QR
SweepTag Codes screen listing generated QR codes grouped by collectionSweepTag Codes screen listing generated QR codes grouped by collection

Collections

Organise assets your way

Build local collections for IT equipment, tools, AV gear, furniture — anything. Start from a ready-made kit or design your own fields, and mix several asset types in a single collection.

  • Ready-made starter kits or build your own
  • Filter chips per asset type
  • Works fully offline
SweepTag Assets screen showing collections of IT equipment and workshop toolsSweepTag Assets screen showing collections of IT equipment and workshop tools

Asset records

Rich detail behind every tag

Each asset carries the collection's shared fields plus extra fields for its type — serial, model, owner, operating system, and more — with its barcode right at the top, ready to print or share.

  • Shared fields + per-type fields
  • Barcode setup per asset
  • Deep-link back into the app when scanned
SweepTag asset detail for a MacBook Pro with its QR code and fieldsSweepTag asset detail for a MacBook Pro with its QR code and fields

Overview

See your progress at a glance

The home dashboard shows how many assets are barcoded across each collection and your most recent codes — so you always know what's tagged and what's left.

  • Barcoded-vs-total progress per collection
  • Recent barcodes at a glance
  • Jump straight into setup
SweepTag home dashboard showing barcode progress and recent barcodesSweepTag home dashboard showing barcode progress and recent barcodes

Settings & data

Configure, export & stay private

Tune barcode format and encoding, connect Lansweeper, and export your data as CSV/JSON — or mirror the barcode files out to a folder, SMB share, iCloud, OneDrive, or Google Drive. Everything stays on your device until you choose to export.

  • Export CSV/JSON or mirror files to cloud/folder
  • Lansweeper connection & write-back
  • On-device activity log (credentials redacted)
SweepTag Settings screen with appearance, barcode, data, integrations and moreSweepTag Settings screen with appearance, barcode, data, integrations and more

Everything at a glance

The complete SweepTag toolkit — barcode, organise, scan, print, and export.

Generate any barcode

QR codes and Code 128 barcodes for any asset — IT equipment, tools, collectibles, anything you want to track.

Scan & log

Scan barcodes with your camera and log every interaction, with searchable scan history — perfect for field work.

Collections & asset types

Track computers, monitors, tools and more in one collection — shared fields for all, plus extra fields per type.

Lansweeper integration

Connect your Lansweeper instance to barcode your IT infrastructure: multi-site browsing and write-back to a custom field.

Standalone codes

Create Wi-Fi, link, and plain-text QR codes with no asset attached — great for guest networks and quick shares.

Print professional labels

Turn barcodes into print-ready label sheets for your equipment, shelves, and asset tags via AirPrint.

Export & mirror files

Export CSV/JSON, or mirror the barcode files out to a folder, SMB share, iCloud, OneDrive, or Google Drive.

Virtual file trees

Organise barcodes into folder structures — by collection, format, asset type, or a custom field.

Offline-first & private

Local collections work fully offline and stay on your device. An activity log helps diagnose exports and sign-in.

Ready to tag your first asset?

Download SweepTag on iOS or Android, or read the knowledge base to see how it all fits together.