WiFi Heatmap

Wi-Fi Solutions

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

Measure your actual WiFi parameters and view them on a map.
You should have your floor-plan - image file accepted to work on it, take photo of a paper copy, or if you don`t - Built-in basic plan constructor included. Easily share your result by one click.

Features:
★ Signal coverage map. Poor signal means lower quality
★ Connection speed map. Indicates your wireless network throughput
★ Frequency channel map. If more than one AP is used, you can see to which you are connected to
★ Connection to best access point (AP) map. If network (AP) with better signal is available you will see it on map
★ Interfering networks map. Scans radio spectrum for third-party networks that may dramatically reduce your network quality
★ Network quality map. Real-time response from WiFi router - gateway ping

Outdoor capturing mode
Auto-collect data using GPS. Export collected data to Google Earth *.kml or inline *.csv

Awesome real-time Wi-Finetwork quality monitor
Available on main-screen includes all listed in map-description and extra:
★ Real-time signal & speed graphs
★ Wi-Fi equipment vendor detection
★ IP-information
★ Network quality: Local network & Internet separately, with real-time graphs

How to use:
1. Check if you are connected to WiFi
2. Upload floor-plan
3. Set scale by moving markers and selecting distance between them
4. Put cursor to your location on map and press "Mark" button
5. Move to another location - at least for couple of steps and repeat previous step
6. Analyse your measuring

Ratings and reviews

The test gives up after a few minutes without warning, which causes all test data to be lost. I've tried many times, but I have yet to actually complete a test and save any data. Also, as far as I've been able to tell so far, it doesn't actually create a heat map, but instead puts colored pins on a map. That's ok for my purposes, but strictly speaking, that's not a heat map. Maybe if I could complete a test, I would see something different

great for working out very best location for my router on a temporary long cat7 patch lead from the ONT (optical network terminal). The aim being sufficient signal and elimination of dead spots in all rooms using 5ghz before 2.4ghz as far as possible. Final location using this was better than my best guess. Now I have a reliable go to app to monitor and troubleshoot Brilliant!

Used this to map outdoor WiFi coverage. It overlays data points (signal strength and phy rate) on Google maps. It mostly works. It does seem to suddenly exit/crash sometimes but it didn't loose data it has already got. There also is a limit on data points (50, I think) on the free version which isn't clear. I did not try the indoor part.