NetScope shows what your phone's modem already knows about the network, in a clear dashboard you can read at a glance.

SIGNAL DASHBOARD
See your current mobile network on one screen: technology (2G, 3G, 4G, 5G), band, frequency, operator and a live signal gauge. Metrics are shown the way each technology reports them: RSRP, RSRQ, SINR, CQI and timing advance on 4G and 5G, RSCP and Ec/No on 3G, RSSI on 2G. A history graph shows how your signal moved over the last few minutes.

CELL DETAILS
The Cells tab lists every cell your phone can see, serving and neighbouring, from 2G to 5G. Tap one to expand it and read its cell ID, eNB ID and sector, PCI/PSC, TAC/LAC, channel number and decoded band and frequency. Filter by generation, and share a text report of everything with one tap.

5G AND LTE-A LABELS
When Android reports it, NetScope shows whether you are on LTE-A, LTE-A Pro, 5G NSA or 5G+, so you can see when 5G is really attached to your connection.

SIM INFORMATION
Dual-SIM phones show each SIM with its carrier, network type, roaming state and signal, and which one is used for data.

WI-FI SCANNER
Scan nearby networks and see channel, band, width, Wi-Fi generation, signal and security for each. Networks without proper protection or with WPS switched on are flagged. The channel congestion view shows how crowded each channel is and suggests the quietest one for your router.

SPEED TEST
Measure download, upload, latency and jitter. Results are saved so you can compare different places and times.

NETWORK TOOLS
• Ping
• Traceroute
• DNS lookup
• TCP port check
• Connection info: local IP addresses, gateway, DNS servers, MTU, and your public IP with provider

SIGNAL LOG
Record readings with the time, cell details and GPS position, then export the log as a CSV file to open in a spreadsheet or mapping tool. Useful for finding dead spots or comparing coverage on a route.

ALERTS AND BACKGROUND MONITORING
Get a notification when the signal stays weak, or when your phone drops from 4G/5G to 3G/2G. Turn on background monitoring to keep logging and alerts running while the app is closed. It runs as a visible notification you can stop at any time.

SIGNAL GUIDE
A plain-English guide explains what RSRP, RSRQ, SINR and the other numbers mean and what counts as good or poor.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
No account, no ads and no analytics. Your readings and logs stay on your phone. The app only contacts the internet when you run a test or tool.

PERMISSIONS
• Location: Android requires it to let apps read cell tower and Wi-Fi scan data. It also tags log rows if you turn on logging.
• Phone state: shows SIM, roaming and 5G status.
• Notifications: for alerts and the background monitoring notification.

Some phones or carriers limit which values an app can read, so a few fields may be empty on certain devices.

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