Lilo · Early access · Built for MSPs
Every device. One score. A roadmap your client signs off.
Lilo's Windows agent reads real hardware telemetry and scores every device in your fleet 0–100. You get the replacement roadmap; your client gets a branded report that makes the budget conversation easy.
In development. Opening to a small group of MSPs first.
Every MSP knows the awkward meeting: the client asks "why do we need new laptops?" and the answer is a spreadsheet, a hunch, and an age column. Lilo replaces the hunch with a score — measured from the hardware itself.
What Lilo does
From raw telemetry to a signed budget.
Health score 0–100, per device
The Lilo agent reads storage wear, battery health, thermals, memory pressure and boot performance from every Windows device — and rolls them into one score anyone can read.
Lifecycle & replacement roadmap
Lilo groups devices into replace now, plan this quarter, and healthy — so the budget conversation happens before the failure, not after it.
White-label fleet reports
Branded PDF fleet health reports your client can take to their board. Your logo, your colours — the Angi Reports DNA.
Plays with your stack
Microsoft 365 and SuperOps integrations planned from day one — clean data from the tools you already run.
Revenue, not just alerts
Every "replace now" device is a quote waiting to happen. Lilo surfaces the commercial opportunity inside the health data.
How it works
Agent in. Score out. Report signed.
Deploy the agent
A lightweight Windows service reads hardware telemetry — storage wear, battery, thermals — and reports home over mutual TLS. No remote-control rights, no content access.
Watch the scores settle
Within days every device has a 0–100 score and a trend. Sites, clients and fleets roll up so you can see trouble coming across your whole book.
Hand over the roadmap
One click builds the branded fleet report: scores, the replacement roadmap, and the budget line your client has been asking you to justify.
Be in the first group of MSPs running Lilo.
Lilo is in active development. Early access opens to a small group first — tell us about your fleet and we'll keep you posted.