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SysScope

PC inventory and system details for local and remote machines.

  • Windows 10/11 (x64)
  • v1.0.0
  • 60.5 MB
  • Released 18 Oct 2026
SysScope 1.0.0 Overview tab for a demo laptop: computer name, domain, user, manufacturer, model, serial, BIOS, operating system, build, uptime, memory, TPM and Secure Boot, with tables of network adapters and BitLocker status per drive.
Real screenshot of SysScope 1.0.0 in demo mode, showing a fictional Northwind laptop (nothing was read from a real PC). It was captured running under Wine, so the fonts look a little different from Windows.

About SysScope

SysScope is a PC inventory tool for Windows. Leave the computer name blank to read this PC, or type a name or IP to read a remote one. It gathers the details you usually have to dig for: identity and OS, boot and uptime, TPM, Secure Boot and BitLocker, hardware, installed software and updates, services and startup items.

Need the same facts for a whole batch of machines? Paste a list of PCs or import a CSV, and the Inventory tab scans them in parallel and exports one row per machine to CSV. For a single machine you can save a styled HTML report or JSON.

Remote machines are read over WMI (DCOM) or WinRM, with optional alternate credentials. If both are blocked, SysScope tells you what to allow.

It’s one self-contained .exe: no installer, and you don’t need to install .NET.

What it does

  • Overview: computer name, domain, logged-on user, manufacturer, model, serial number and BIOS
  • OS edition, version, build and install date, plus last boot and uptime
  • Memory, TPM, Secure Boot, network adapters and BitLocker status for each drive
  • Hardware: CPU, memory modules, disks and their health, volumes with free space
  • GPUs, monitors and battery health
  • Installed software (64-bit, 32-bit and per-user) and Windows updates, with search
  • Services and startup items
  • Bulk inventory: paste a list or import a CSV of PCs, scanned in parallel with progress and CSV export
  • Export one machine to a styled HTML report or JSON
  • Remote machines via WMI over DCOM or WinRM, with optional alternate credentials

Built with AI

How it was built

SysScope was built by a Cursor cloud agent (an AI coding agent that works in the cloud) from a short request.

Under the hood

  • .NET 8
  • Published as a single self-contained .exe, with no installer
  • 98 unit tests

Changelog

1.0.0 (18 Oct 2026)

  • First release.