WiFi Analyzer

Zoltán Pallagi

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About this app

WiFi Analyzer is designed to help you to fix a slow Internet connection, optimize your WiFi network and run your network smoothly.
It is also a great tool for anyone who wants to improve their WiFi experience.


Highlighted features:
✔ Find who is using your Wifi
✔ Detect all connected network devices, scan your wireless network
✔ 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and 6 GHz band support
✔ Check wifi security problems
✔ Analyze signal strength and latency (ping)
✔ detect crowded channels, verify DNS working
✔ Detailed information about your network and your access point including the vendor of the Access Point, frequency, channel width, security level and DHCP info, BSSID (router MAC address).
✔ Open router settings
✔ Recommendation for the best channel
✔ Check wireless networks easily on several charts
✔ Export result
✔ Wifi analytics
✔ Wifi network type: WEP, WPA, WPA2, WPA3

You can easily see all of the available Wi-Fi networks in your area and
you can get detailed information about each network such as signal strength, network addresses, BSSID and so on.
You can also see a graphical representation of your local network and the devices connected to it, making it easy to identify and troubleshoot any issues.

Ratings and reviews

This app gives the same functionality as most wifi analyzers, but it adds more. The throughput meter to the router and multiple ping response to popular internet addresses are features you don't see often. There is raw data if you want to look past the charts and graphs. The ads are not intrusive as some have mentioned. It has the features of multiple apps all in one and I'm talking about the free version. Nice work dev team.

I tested six of the top Wi-Fi analyzers. I'm trying to find the best app to help me determine an optimal channel in the 5 GHz band. This was the second to get uninstalled. The first problem is that the Networks tab cannot be filtered by band, so the 5 GHz networks that I'm interested in get watered down by a couple dozen 2.4 GHz networks. If more than a couple dozen networks are visible, the optional legend on the Networks tab gets truncated, and there's no way to scroll. Since it sorts by channel number (instead of the more logical choice of signal strength), only networks on the lowest numbered channels will have their colors defined in the legend. The list of available networks (under Show Networks) is likewise sorted by channel number, and there is no way to filter by band. I have to scroll through a bunch of 2.4 GHz networks to get to the 5 GHz ones that I'm interested in. The channel numbers in the 5 GHz band are wrong. The developer needs to study how 5 GHz channels are numbered (hint: see "List of WLAN channels" on Wikipedia). The bandwidth actually affects the channel number, despite whatever the access point (AP) advertises. Unlike other apps, this one doesn't even list the bandwidth (e.g. 20, 40, 80, or 160 MHz)! Only the center frequency of the AP's advertised channel number is given. Again, the developer did not account for the actual bandwidth nor the fact that channels consist of frequency ranges, rather than singular frequencies like analog radio.

The app does what is sets out to do. BUT........ the Yellow alphanumerics on a Black background makes it very hard to read on a 6" phone screen even inside in a dark area. Not a hope if you're outside. Pity, so only 4 stars overall. 20/12/23. Edit. Thanks for the reply Matey. Changed to "Light" Theme and everything is hunky-dory. Would give it 10 if possible. LOL!

What's new

Targeting Android 14
Added option to add custom name for a wifi network (show networks -> network ->rename)
Sort wifi networks by signal strength
Bug fixes