Really helps figuring out the bandwidth hog and where / why there's issues and between the modem page and this I can see ports and other networks that I way aware folks could do. Someone is using almost like a direct connect for something here but the seem to be drawing band width on a network that no one here has setup. I'll HAVE to check that out. A bit to coincidental for it not to be a hot spot.

Best Android Network Scanner running on Chrome OS Most Android network scanning apps don't find anything when run on Chromebooks where Play Store is available. This one does! However, it doesn't display the hardware name or MAC address. I would give it 5 Stars and Donate if it could.

Ok app but it crashes often during scan, I think it scans too fast and appears as hammering to devices, causing the remote host to block it from completing.

Highly useful This app has helped me identify all the systems running on my network and has allowed me to configure my remote printer's.

Quite nice I just wish it was a little better at deciphering device manufacturers based on MAC addresses.

Great scanner, works perfectly. One suggestion: would it be possible to make it scan for the devices connected to the phone when it is running a hotspot?

Very Good Netscan found all the devices and lets you specifically name them.

Works great! Simple and easy to use. Real time saver for LAN work.

Simples e prático. Troquei o fing por ele e estou satisfeito.

I can see who is connected to my wifi with this. And scan open port too.

Meeeeh More crapware... What a bunch of amateurs..

It works well

Useful Works great

great for a geek!

Wuv it

Good Good

Works 👍

Big Fan I use this on my network all the time to find new devices and troubleshoot services. Vastly faster than nmap on my laptop.

Awesome! Clearly the best of the best.

Something Wrong Scans my network but does not always display a list of connected devices - something wrong here...

Easy lightweight app to get basic network info. Shows all ip addresses connected to the network and see which ports are open. You can add a name for each device and copy ip address in the port scan popup. Free, no ads, no iap unless you want to donate. Can't get much better than that.

Works great (updated to 5 stars) Great app. Works extremely well. Very useful. I thought I had an issue and Nick was quick to help. Turned out to be my fault. I have put in a feature request to allow scans based on subnets and Nick is currently working on it. Thanks again Nick.

Needs some work Does an OK fing-like job for hosts on the same subnet as the phone. But, when asked to scan a host on a subnet other than the one on which the phone lives, always reports 0 ports open, and seems to revert to the IP of the phone. Tested from Samsung Galaxy Note 4.

At first it was as good as any other but then... I've noticed several bugs that have gone from annoying me off. The bug happens as I'm scanning a windows 10 computer which becomes slow. When I picked up my phone to look at it the first time, it changed the screen rotation, which cleared my port scan out. Then I tried again, and my screen shuts off during the scan. Well guess what? The scan disappears again. This is after waiting well over 10 min to scan 9000 ports. It's pulling up a lot of open ports too which should probably be closed.

Very helpful app I've been using this app while on vacation to know how many other users are on the network, both for curiosity and to figure out why the network is so slow. I also like being able to name various connections to be able to identify my friend's phone connection at a glance.

Nice app but operational issues I like the look of this app and particularly the ability to rename items - the manufacturer name is not always very informative! But the main problem is that the app doesn't always find all devices. If you scan two or three times you will often get different subsets of the devices. Some devices are never found although they are active on the LAN.

Pretty good It has a real port scanner, unlike most of the other garbage out there. Only scans to in the range 1-1024. Seem to use a standard tcp connect only, though, no SYN or FIN scans.

Unable to find all devices Installed on Samsung Note2 in a fully transparent L2 network. Can't find multiple devices, mainly IP cameras. Tried another ip/mac scanner and no problems.

Net Scan Not bad, but still out for evaluation. Fing's got a little extra. Very good Nick, and an overpriced Box! Now Nick, don't ask for another rating again. Rather bad form old boy.

Nmap but no nmap options. For SSH ports, it'd be useful if it could start a generic SSH connection Intent, sane for FTP port. Most importantly, no function to copy the displayed info to the clipboard, like the IP, MAC...

Misses several devices Nice app but recently found it is not picking up everything in my subnet. Other apps found them OK

NetScan Just Works! There are certain times when you need an app to "just work." And one of those times is when you're in an unfamiliar network and you need to know about the devices around you. Net Scan is the perfect tool for that. Just whip out your Android phone, download this free little app and within seconds, you have a list of all the IP devices in your LAN segment, with YOURS and that of your access point clearly marked. Double-tap on any address to see more info about a listed device and even log in to some. Lots of apps have come onto and off of my devices, but Net Scan is a keeper. UPDATE - 9/17/14- Now using v.1.6.1, which apparently removed the "deep scan" button; this version no longer finds all the devices on my LAN. Later...this problem turned out to be an issue with my device. After freeing up some storage space and restarting, it works fine again. I should not have doubted you, Nick!

Net scan Good little app. Does exactly what I needed. Highly recommended if you need info about your wireless network and any possible leeches who may be using your network. Nice app.

Good app Very good app. Found out so many hacker and unwanted person login to my WiFi, password changed and it's only me alone ..lol.. mthx.

Simple and quick I can't believe how easy and fast was to scan my wireless network. No need to mess with complicated settings. The scan it does is enough for my simple needs.

Very useful Nice app! Very helpful, since my cheap router won't let me preassign preferred IP addresses, or tag names to MAC addresses, this is great for keeping track of a household full of devices. All it needs to be perfect is a way to export the scan results.

Claims to do the port scan on my computer's address and find no open TCP ports, but Wireshark proves no incoming packets. It is NOT my firewall. The firewall (nftables [successor to iptables in Linux]) does NOT prevent the arrival of packets; it prevents any responses from being returned (my configuration). Also, the firewall does NOT cause an ARP resolution to fail. If I port-scan my main computer from my server (nmap), I see in Wireshark a bunch of TCP SYN packets and nothing going the opposite way. However, from this app's scan, I see nothing. The failure began after the upgrade to Android 6.0.1. When the app "scans" my main system's address, it goes extremely fast. It used to take more than a minute for 1024 ports while actually sending TCP SYNs, because my nftables blocks even TCP RSTs from being returned, making my system silent, other than ICMP and ARP. I just tested with another app on my phone. Wireshark showed the arrival of a bunch of TCP SYNs.

Works as advertised No adds, pretty great, I'm not a bot I promise ( if it could work with terminal emulator, I will give ALL THE STARS)

Reliable and Fast Always my go-to app for quick device ip lookup and checking networks. The simple interface and fast scan is very useful. A must-have app for the tech-inclined and professionals alike.

Nice layout Results well-presented. Options for extended port scans available and very useful.