WiFi Analyzer

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About this app

WiFi Data Analyzer - essential application for WiFi. Network manager and analyzer.
Analyze WiFi networks around you!

This app offers you:
Presentation of all data from your WiFi device.
Connection status diagnostics and signal strength
Wifi signal quality check

You will never need other WiFi analyzer app!

App is divided into tabs:
1) Connection tab – info about current connection, net and access point you are conected to. All important informations like SSID, BSSID, MAC, speed or lease duration are available, Your IP address, netmask and net gateway with dns adresses.

2) Acces points list tab – list of all visible network access points to your device. Every row describes one network with its name, channel, security and signal strength. You can sort this list by every attribute and discover networks around you!

3) Channels tab – graph presentation of visible networks with parabola shape depending on signal strength and channel on which network is working.

4) Signal tab – graph of time-dependent net signal strength. Small list showing every visible net. You can select most important network from list and watch how it's signal strength is changing in time.

Application offers also:
- analyzing networks around you
- sharing every tab and every info with your friends!
- copying connection info to clipboard
- turning WiFi on/off
- turning WiFi on application start
- turning WiFi on application stop
- and much more...

Ratings and reviews

My mission was to determine the least-crowded channel in the 5 GHz band. I tested six of the most highly rated Wi-Fi analyzer apps. This was the first to get uninstalled. The first problem with this app is that the Access Points tab lists several networks as being on channel 0, which doesn't exist. Closer inspection reveals that they are all in the 5 GHz band, specifically on channels over 100. It seems that the app developer didn't adequately research how channels work in that band. The second problem is that the Channels tab isn't showing any of the access points near me that are on channels over 100. Here again, any channel number that's over 100 gets squashed to "0", and thus doesn't show up on the graph. This made the whole app useless for my purposes. A third problem is minor redundancy on the Signal tab. There are actually two different ways to hide the "Net List" legend: tapping on the heading, or using the checkbox on the menu. The former doesn't hide the heading but the other does. This confused me at first. Giving your supposed coordinates on the External tab is misleading; it's actually just a gross approximation of where your Internet service provider is headquartered, or where they have a major data center. I suspect people download this app expecting more out of that supposed feature. In reality, it should just be removed outright. Lastly, the English translation is weak.

Easy to use app and provided the information I was looking for. A refresh button would be helpful. Hopefully it is added in a future update.

this looks like the one im after, gives me the info. dosnt smash me in the face with ads. cheers!