Network Atlas

Network Atlas

WiFi Scanner & Network Monitor

2 ratings
2 reviews
Free
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Released
January 10, 2026
Updated
October 14, 2026

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Visually map all devices connected to your local network. Quickly identify unknown devices, find IP addresses, and troubleshoot connection issues with a user-friendly interface. Respects user privacy by keeping all scanning local.

✓Device discovery via multiple methods
✓Detailed device information (IP, MAC, vendor)
✓Open port and service identification
✓Customizable hostnames
✓Native SwiftUI interface
✓Local network scanning
✓Privacy-focused design
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What's New in Network Atlas

1.2.2

October 14, 2026

• Macs are now recognized as Macs. A Mac with File Sharing or AirPlay Receiver on used to show up as a NAS, a Smart TV, or a Phone. The app now reads the hardware model Apple devices broadcast and gets it right. • Smart home gear is identified: Espressif, Tuya, Shelly, and Sonoff devices show as IoT devices; Wyze, Arlo, Reolink, Hikvision, and Dahua devices as cameras. Far fewer "Unknown" rows. • Scanning stays on the Wi-Fi network you selected, and multi-address devices are shown with their address on that network. • Rows update as information arrives instead of waiting for the next scan. • The ping sweep can no longer stall a scan, and reports clearly when the network refuses it.

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Unlimited access to all features

$2.991 Year
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User reviews

Beware ‘Restore purchases’ never restores the purchase…offers to allow you to create a new Apple Id

Despite the annual and the lifetime purchase I made I still am not granted access to the pro version, when attempting to restore purchase the app displays a pop up window requesting I sign in with my Apple ID sign in but it is not the apple log in. It suggests the creation of an Apple ID account if you dont have one.. I had to have an Apple ID to download and install the app so I dont need to create one, especially not through the restore purchase selection. App is not any better than anything else out there that is for free, maybe because I am still being denied the pro version that I paid for. Hopes that this review will inform developers who in turn resolve the issue at hand. I would caution anyone considering the purchase or subscription.
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Nice looking but problems

This app has a great UI and generally works pretty well. It does not report MAC addresses, as allowed in iOS 27, and that’s a pretty glaring omission. But the real problem is, you have to start over by rescanning every time you open the app. It doesn’t matter if you’ve only ever used the application on the same network. Or that you just scanned an hour or 2 ago. It still doesn’t show the devices you previously scanned. It does save customized information for devices, but the opening screen is blank each time you open the app. I also reached out to the developer before posting this but that was 2 weeks ago and didn’t hear back.
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FAQ

What devices can Network Atlas detect?

Network Atlas can detect a wide range of devices connected to your local network, including computers, phones, printers, smart home devices, and servers. It uses multiple discovery methods to ensure comprehensive identification.

How does Network Atlas ensure user privacy?

Network Atlas is designed with privacy in mind. All scanning is performed locally on your network, with no accounts, cloud sync, or analytics. Only optional MAC vendor lookups are made externally to identify hardware manufacturers.

Is Network Atlas free to use?

Yes, Network Atlas is free to download and use. It offers a Pro Yearly Subscription for advanced features, which includes a 1-month free trial.

What information does Network Atlas provide about each device?

For each detected device, Network Atlas displays its name, IP address, MAC address with vendor identification, and open ports with active services. You can also customize hostnames for easier reference.

How often is Network Atlas updated?

The latest version of Network Atlas is 1.1.1, which was last updated on July 4, 2026. The app is actively maintained by developer Danny Bolick.

What platforms does Network Atlas support?

Network Atlas is available on Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Its native SwiftUI interface is optimized for a seamless experience across these Apple devices.

Can Network Atlas help troubleshoot connection issues?

Yes, Network Atlas is built for real-world use and can help troubleshoot connection issues without guesswork. By providing a clear overview of connected devices and their status, it aids in identifying network problems.

What is the Pro Yearly Subscription for Network Atlas?

The Pro Yearly Subscription for Network Atlas costs $2.99 per year and includes a 1-month free trial. This subscription likely unlocks additional features beyond the free version's capabilities.