Mobile Signal Finder

M2Catalyst, LLC.

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About this app

Find and understand your signal like never before.
Here are the questions Mobile Signal Finder, a free app, can solve for you.

What are my current mobile signal parameters?
Where am I experiencing the best mobile signals and coverage?
What are my mobile coverage trends?
Where should I go to get a better signal?
Which network operator has the best coverage near me?

Personal Coverage Map:
View your personal coverage map of 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G mobile signal strength data to see real-time personal cellular network signal information. Monitor your coverage by location to find where your signal is strong or poor.

Network Performance History:
View historical data on your network signal strength for your 2G, 3G, 4G and 5G networks. Gain a broader understanding of your mobile signal history by viewing performance trends by day, week, month, and all time.

Crowdsourced Network Coverage Map:
View our crowdsourced coverage map to find areas of better coverage near you. Filter the crowdsourced map by network type and mobile network operator. Compare your personal coverage readings with the crowdsourced readings from others. Search the map to anticipate coverage before your next trip.

Mobile Signal Finder app users support the collective community by submitting their network performance data to our crowdsourced database. The more contributing members we have, the greater the coverage and accuracy of our information.

We never collect emails or phone numbers. However, we do collect location and network performance information, which we license to mobile network operators and cell tower owners, so they can improve network coverage and performance. Most importantly, please note that we never use any information we collect to personally identify you for advertising or any other purpose.

Ratings and reviews

I've used this app on and off three years. It doesn't do much except make me uncomfortable. These balloons have data points? What's a data point EXACTLY? No explanation. You cant be serious. Well okay uh what carrier? Cell ID? If youre going to show data being accessed by what appear to be devices, you should provide more info to the people whose data it is. Horseradish. MY CONCLUSION: it's a fake app tracked by state workers and their families stealing your info. Prove me wrong.

Maybe I am too dumb to use this app, but I found it incomprehensible for the basic task of trying to figure out which carriers have coverage in my neighborhood. I found the user interface to be needlessly complex, with no explanation about what the colors mean. I was also uncomfortable with all of the permissions that the app requires. Uninstalled after only minutes of use.

I use t-mobile and map shows pink color at my location. I assume that is a very poor signal since calls drop all the time. It would be nice if the app showed tower location. The app is definitely lacking, and I hope the next version is better.