NetMonitor Pro

Vitaly V

About this app

For Android 5.1 or higher. Dual SIM support. Try free version before buying. To see Cell on map BTS file must be loaded. ARFCN and Band are available for Android 7 or higher.
App could be usefull for cellular network engineers.

Current features:
- On-line monitoring of NR / LTE / WCDMA / GSM / CDMA network signal and services
- Monitoring and Analysis modes
- Widgets 2x1, 4x2 and 4x3 including Dual SIM
- Signal strength in Status Bar. Extended Network info in notification
- Signal strength and Network info in notification on Android Wear watches
- Keep Million and more measurements in a database and view them offline
- Dark and light Themes
- Data collection in the background for both SIMs
- Display network technology and signal strength on the map
- Display sector azimuths on map (BTS file is needed)
- Site Explorer (BTS file is needed)
- Map styles (long press on map)
- Export session to CSV and KML
- Export map data to KML
- Share Sessions using export/import of Session in JSON format
- Export list of unique cells
- Measurement statistics
- Load and use external BTS file with additional cell data
- Copy and analyze sqlite database on a PC
- Use implemented Content Provider in your own applications to retrieve data from the database

Limitations:
- Correctness of the data is highly dependent on the correct and full implementation of the Google Android API on the device

For questions and suggestions:
[e-mail]

Support is possible, but not guaranteed.

Ratings and reviews

solid data, used this on a site survey today to provide clients with a 5G modem they can bring along with them to court. presented all kinds of killer data that made myself and my client feel much better about utilizing a cellular modem/VPN configuration over client VPN over building wifi. The survey also matched the results achieved during a test session before a presentation. we go into production tomorrow! I just wish It was a bit easier and more fluid to navigate or combine sessions.

This app isn't worth paying for the paid version. All though I live in east Tampa and within a half mile of intensive internet towers this app doesn't work half the time. When I drive around recording WiFi bandwidth the mapping generally doesn't work, when it does it, it's hard to get it to download. I don't need a paid app to tell me my bandwidth sucks. The reason I got it was to see if there were spots on my property that would allow easier phone reception, waste of money. I know what it's 4

Great tool, plenty of detail. 5 stars. Two improvements I would suggest, 1. add some explanations to the tools/views on the different maps 2. Make it possible upload a session as one complete file, rather than in segments

What’s new

Minor changes.