WiFi AR

Wi-Fi Solutions

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

Visualize your existing WiFi/Cellular network in AR-mode.
- Signal level: Find best WiFi access point (AP) location
- Speed value: Get current connection speed value
- Ping value: Find lowest latency in space to play online-games smoothly -Wi-Fi&5G\LTE modes
- Interfering networks: Find neighbour networks that impact and reduce quality of your connection. Try to select another channel in router settings to minimize that impact
- Best WiFi AP detection: If you have more than one router, check if your device switches correctly between them

Application uses ARCore, it will be additionally requested to download.

List of supported devices: https://developers.google.com/ar/discover/supported-devices

Ratings and reviews

The app works in both wifi and LTE/5G mode on the Samsung S22 Ultra with Android 13. However, there is no in-app guidance, help documents, or website source for instructions to save the survey results. The video button does not appear to do anything, while the camera button does capture a photo and prompts you for the app you want to use to store the image. The "+" button seems to start and stop a survey but again, there is no guidance to how to save the results. In short, not a good ux.

I was skeptical that this would work or provide much value, but the positive reviews convinced me to give it a shot. This app ended up being the most useful when I was comparing signal for a variety of home network setups. It helped me easily visualize how the signal changes as I walk around the house... Even up or down floors! There are ads, but very infrequently. I'll definitely be using this app again the next time I need to do this kind of work.

I'm on a Galaxy 9± and unfortunately I'm finding a few issues that otherwise would be a pretty cool app. On wifi, when I toggle through the on-display options, only the signal strength, ping, and MCS register. The channel, interfere, and best AP do not work. On LTE only, there is no signal strength displayed (0 dBm). The app has all permissions granted including location. Read through the code on GitHub, should be no issue determine location from SSID. Looking forward to using the app once the bugs are addressed in my case.