Network Cell Info Lite & Wifi

M2Catalyst, LLC.

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

Network Cell Info Lite is an extensive mobile network and Wi-Fi monitoring app with measurement and diagnostic tools (5G, LTE+, LTE, CDMA, WCDMA, GSM). Network Cell Info can help troubleshoot your reception and connectivity problems while keeping you in the know about your local cellular coverage.

Network Cell Info Lite is for anyone looking to improve their mobile experience and achieve their strongest cellular and Wi-Fi signal strength. This app also shows users which cellular tower they're connected to along with stats on the history of their signal strength. Users also report when they experience bad signals via the key feature below.

Key Feature: The Bad Signal Reporter

Wouldn’t it be terrific if every bad mobile signal you encountered was automatically reported to your mobile network operator? How much better would our mobile networks be if the operators had access to this information and then acted upon it?

The good news is that such access is available today through Network Cell Info Lite. This powerful app collects bad signal (either no signal or fringe coverage) data from the mobile devices of app users who have consented to such collection, and then generates a Bad Signal Report that we make available for FREE to every MNO in the world.

📡Main features📡:
☆Almost Real-Time (1 sec.) monitoring of cellular carrier and WiFi signals in Gauge/Raw Tabs
☆5G, LTE+, LTE, IWLAN, UMTS, GSM, CDMA support
☆One-tap WiFi/mobile internet performance speed test (download, upload, ping, and jitter)
☆Dual-SIM support
☆2-3 Signal-meter gauges for both SIMs and WiFi
☆Signal Plots, up to 2 cells
☆Band number
☆SIM# preference option, for other than Gauge tab
☆Map with network cellular info and signal-meter gauges
☆History Logs, Measurements of cellular signals (in the Map tab)
☆Readings Tab reporting the number of bad signals
☆Indication of cell locations (not carrier cell towers) in the Map from Mozilla Location Service (MLS), excl. CDMA
☆Personal Best Signal Finder map layer shows your signal strength history by location
☆Crowdsourced Best Signal Finder shows your carrier's nearest best signals
☆Personal Best Signal Finder history graphs your signal strength over time
☆Measurement settings (minimum distance, minimum accuracy, motion sensor, etc.)
☆Database export history measurements
☆Network information in Status Bar
☆Raw view of carrier network cellular info
☆Connection statistics (2G/3G/4G/5G)
☆SIM and device info

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Ratings and reviews

App just run in the background all the time to track dead zones in the geographic area you're trying to map when doing so it's going to try and power from the battery so there should be an option to allow mapping real time when the phone is plugged into charging source versus battery power. Otherwise you have to toggle it on and off and it's useless

I live in a rural area and my cell carrier's signal seemed to really be varying. I use a Verizon modem for our internet and some days were okay but most were pretty bad resulting in long, long, long wait times to load pages. I loaded this app to in hopes of getting a better picture of what was going on. Wow! The app gave me more of a picture than I would have ever hoped for! It showed me bouncing off of 3 different towers and the signal strength that I was receiving from each tower. I'm calling this a picture because I'm not very savvy about these things...but what's cool is that I don't have to be. It really does an incredible job providing information in a very understandable way. But if you are more technical in your understanding then that is provided as well. I ended up using the app to install a signal booster. The signal boost was significant and I could not imagine trying to position the antennas without the aid of this app! Y'all should contact these companies that make boosters and let them know you are available to download. Thanks for being there to help me get-er-done!

I was always frustrated trying to read the "Bars" at the top of my screen. This was great because it shows a simple Signal meter (LTE and a WiFi too), and a screen with maps of towers that I am utilizing, that's all I wanted! I didn't need all of the other extemporaneous data that he other apps had (I tried some other apps)..... So if you are looking for an extremely easy to read/interpret visuals this is a great app. P.S. It has additional signal info for those who are looking for more detailed data, that just wasn't my requirement.

What's new

* Bug fixes
* Target Android 13