iNet for iPad Network Scanner

iNet for iPad Network Scanner

iNet - Know your network

83 ratings
24 reviews
$8.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 17, 2014
  • July 25, 2026

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Discover all devices connected to your network, analyze running services, and manage your network with ease. This tool allows you to identify devices, view their details, and even remotely control Macs. It's designed for both technical experts and everyday users seeking network visibility and control.

Identify all connected devices
View IP and MAC addresses
Customize devices with names and icons
Monitor Bonjour services
Wake on LAN for Macs and PCs
Remote Mac control (sleep, shutdown, restart)
Export scan results
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What's New in iNet for iPad Network Scanner

4.1

July 25, 2026

[New] Detection of MAC addresses in iOS 27 [Enhanced] Improved detection of manufacturers [Updated] All Databases Have a successful and lucky 2026!

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User reviews

Works fine

Does what it says on the tin.

Not great, I’m afraid

The inability to retain saved identities assigned in the iPad app renders it pointless. Having to rename units already identified previously is just a nonsense. Waste of time.

Essential utility

This app is an essential utility that I find myself using all of the time. I only wish iOS let you retrieve the MAC addresses still.

No Max Address

I setup my devices by MAC address as well as ip address. This gives you no MAC addresses while the iMac version does.not worth it

Response from developer

Hello Pricklier, Since iOS 11 MAC addresses are not retrievable on iPhone or iPad. This is nothing we can change as developer, I am sorry. This is clearly stated in the app description. You will not find any iOS app in the App Store that can show the MAC adresses. Please send us a mail and we will refund you if iNet is of no use for you.

Great way to see your home network

INet scanner is fast and returns a list of IPs on your network. This is very useful when I need to know the address of a device (printer, Raspberry Pi, etc.) that I want to connect. The MAC address is hidden by Apple from all iPadOS apps (including INet scanner), so if you need that info, best to use the MacOS version of the program.

On the iPad, I can quickly connect to a service on the network, like SSH to rPi, or a device that has a web interface. Easy to ping a device that you know should be responsive to help determine if there is an issue.

This is a great utility!
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FAQ

What does iNet for iPad Network Scanner do?

This application helps you discover and analyze devices connected to your local network. It can identify all connected devices, show their IP and MAC addresses, and reveal running services. You can also customize device names and icons for easier recognition and even remotely control Macs.

What are the key features of this network scanner?

Key features include seeing all connected devices with their details, customizing device identification, monitoring Bonjour services in real-time, and Wake on LAN functionality to power on Macs and PCs. It also allows for remote Mac control and exporting scan results in CSV or PDF formats.

How much does iNet for iPad Network Scanner cost?

The application is available for a one-time payment. This purchase includes all future updates, meaning there are no ongoing subscriptions or additional costs for new features or improvements.

Is this app compatible with my iPad?

The application is specifically designed for iPad. It is also available as a native version for Mac and iPhone, indicating a focus on Apple's ecosystem.

Who would benefit from using this network scanner?

This app is beneficial for both tech experts and everyday users who want to understand their network. It's useful for troubleshooting network issues, identifying unknown devices on Wi-Fi, or managing connected computers remotely.