PanoramaRun your IT assets and your operational fleet from one place.

Public preview — honest framing. Panorama is in public-preview phase. No SLA. No paid support. Feature surface is roughly 10% of mature platforms like FleetManager v2.1 or Snipe-IT — the bones (audit chain, multi-tenant isolation, reservation engine, photo evidence, OIDC) are solid; daily-driver UX is still building out per the wave roadmap. The maintainer reserves the right to discontinue with 30 days notice (ADR-0014) — bring real fleet data only if you can also accept a 30-day data-export-and-migrate cycle. Tenant export is one click in Settings; the same code that runs the hosted preview is what you'd self-host.

What works today ​

• Multi-tenant isolation — your data is yours, enforced at the DB layer (Postgres Row-Level Security + Prisma middleware, two independent layers)
• Vehicle / equipment booking with conflict checks, approvals, blackouts, basket-style multi-asset requests
• Check-in / check-out flow with mileage tracking + damage flagging
• Photo inspections — configurable checklists, EXIF strip, photo evidence (gated behind a flag we'll turn on with you)
• OIDC login — Google + Microsoft, end-to-end tested
• CSV export from every list view; full audit trail per record
• Trilingual UI — EN / PT-BR / ES, every user-facing string in i18n bundles (CI blocks PRs that hardcode English)

What's rough ​

• No admin UI for inviting users yet — email and we'll add your team
• Calendar UI is functional, not pretty
• Asset add / edit screens land in the next 30 days
• We back up nightly; no point-in-time recovery yet — don't store the only copy of irreplaceable data here
• We may need to wipe and recreate the database during this preview — 30 days notice if so
• Photo uploads run synchronously today; under heavy load the request thread is busy
• Weekly contact: we want to hear what's broken; that's the deal

Two journeys, one repo ​

Hosted preview — the maintainer runs a Panorama instance you can try for free. No SLA. Data may be wiped with 30 days notice (per ADR-0014). Great for evaluating, not for storing irreplaceable data yet.

Self-host — AGPL-3.0 fork-friendly. See the quickstart (laptop in 5 min with seeded tenants), the self-hosting guide (production deploy reference), the feature matrix, and the migration-from-Snipe-IT path. The codebase deployed on the hosted preview is identical to what you'd self-host.

Trust ​

• What's next — where we're going
• Security contact — disclosure policy at SECURITY.md
• Open on GitHub — AGPL-3.0 source

Language ​

EN · PT-BR · ES