VamiqYour Apple devices and your own apps, managed in one place.
Vamiq sets up and secures a team's iPhones, iPads and Macs, and puts the company's own apps on them through its own branded app store.
Sample workspace
What Vamiq does
Use one part or all three, in the same workspace.
For your people
Private app distribution
Your own branded app store for your company's private and internal apps.
For your devices
Device management
Enrol company devices, install their apps, and manage their settings and security.
For your releases
Release controls
Check each new build before it reaches a device, and keep a record of what was released.
Apps
- A branded app store, on the company's own web address if it wants
- Apple Business Custom Apps and App Store apps on enrolled iPhones and iPads
- Directory sync with Apple Business
- An audit trail of admin changes
Devices
- Zero-touch setup for devices bought through Apple Business
- iPhone, iPad and Mac enrolment by link
- Lock or erase a lost iPhone or iPad
- A security baseline and compliance rules for Macs
Releases
- Risk Forecast before each release
- Build checks before a version reaches a device
- Evidence Packs: a record of what was released
- A release upload API for CI/CD pipelines
How it works
Live in three steps.
- 1
Connect Apple Business
Link the company's Apple Business account to bring in its apps and licences. They stay the company's.
- 2
Enrol devices
Send an enrolment link, or use zero-touch enrolment: devices bought through Apple Business set themselves up out of the box.
- 3
Publish apps
People find them in the branded app store, and Vamiq installs them on managed devices, with the status of each install.
The film
Vamiq in 75 seconds
A 75-second tour of Vamiq in a sample workspace: each release checked before it ships, released to the right team, published in a branded app store and ready on a new starter's iPhone.
Music only, no narration. Rendered frame by frame: how we made it.
My role
I founded ScotiTech and lead Vamiq's product and architecture.
Vamiq started as AppDeploy, a way to get a company's private apps onto its people's devices. It grew into device management for iPhone, iPad and Mac in the same workspace, and in October 2026 it took the name Vamiq.