WiFi Analyzer

Scan and analyze nearby WiFi networks with WiFi Network Analyzer & Scanner tool

WiFi Analyzer is a user-friendly mobile application that scans and provides detailed information about nearby WiFi networks and access points. Also, the WiFi network analyzer displays connected network details and local devices in your network.

👉Features of WiFi Network Analyzer & WiFi Scanner:

• Identify and analyze WiFi networks

• WiFi version - WiFi 1/2/3, WiFi 4, WiFi 5, WiFi 6, WiFi 6E, WiFi 7

• WiFi standard - 802.11a/b/g, 802.11n, 802.11ac, 802.11ad, 802.11ax, 802.11be

• SSID - WiFi network name

• BSSIS - access point mac address

• WiFi frequency - 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, 6 GHz etc

• Broadcasting Channel - CH 1, CH 4, CH 39, etc

• Channel Width - 20MHz, 40MHz, 160MHz etc

• WiFi Security - WPA, WPA2, WPA3 etc

• Distance to the WiFi access point

• WiFi Signal Strength checker

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👉Monitor Nearby WiFi Networks

The WiFi monitor app allows you to monitor real-time data on your nearby WiFi networks. You can identify the names (SSID) and MAC addresses (BSSID) of available networks, determine the WiFi standards and versions supported by each network, and discover the channels and frequencies used by networks nearby. Additionally, you can monitor the WiFi signal strength and bandwidth, check the security used, and find out the approximate distance.

👉Connected Network Details (WiFi/Mobile Network/Ethernet)

The WiFi analyzer not only scans nearby networks but also provides detailed information about your connected network. You can view your device's IP configuration and network segmentation, including the IP address and subnet mask, primary access point and DHCP server details, DNS servers, IP lease time, connected interface, and link speed.

👉Discover Local Network devices

The WiFi diagnostics app also lets you discover all devices connected to your local network. This feature of the WiFi Explorer app helps you keep track of all connected devices, ensuring there are no unauthorized users on your network. You can identify all devices by their names and IP addresses.