WiFi Monitor
WiFi Monitor is a lightweight local network utility built for Android. Whether you're a home user curious about what's connected to your router, or a developer or IT professional troubleshooting your network, WiFi Monitor gives you the essential tools, fast, clean, and without ads.
DEVICE SCANNER
Instantly discover all active devices on your Wi-Fi network. WiFi Monitor automatically scans your subnet on launch and shows each device with its IP address, hostname, and detected device type. Tap any device to explore it further.
* Automatic scan on startup
* Detects device type (router, phone, TV, printer, NAS, and more)
* Identifies devices via mDNS/Bonjour, UPnP, and HTTP banners
* Shows friendly names and manufacturer info when available
* Copy any IP address to clipboard with one tap
PORT SCANNER
Select any discovered device and run a port scan to see which TCP ports are open. Useful for checking which services are running on your router, NAS, or any other networked device.
* Scans the most common ports by default
* Supports custom port ranges
* Identifies common services (HTTP, SSH, FTP, SMB, and more)
PING AND LATENCY
Measure the round-trip time to any device on your network. Run up to 50 ping samples and see average latency, packet loss, and individual results in real time.
* Live RTT graph per sample
* Up to 50 samples per session
* Retry button for quick re-testing
NETWORK INFO
View the details of your current Wi-Fi connection at a glance, no digging through Android settings required.
* Local IP address and subnet
* Gateway and DNS servers
* Wi-Fi network name (SSID)
* Link speed and connection type
PRIVACY FIRST
All scans run entirely on your device. No data about your network, devices, or scan results is ever uploaded or shared. The app uses anonymous crash reporting (Firebase Crashlytics) to help improve stability, nothing personally identifiable is collected.
CLEAN AND FAST
Built with Material Design 3 and optimized for compact screens. No bloat, no unnecessary features, no subscription required.
Note: scanning requires connection to a Wi-Fi network. Location permission is requested by Android to read the network name (SSID), no location data is collected or stored by the app.
Scan your Wi-Fi network, check ports, ping devices and view network details.