Network Scanner Toolkit
WiFi Analyzer & IP Scan Tools
About
This app helps you discover all devices connected to your WiFi network, providing details like name, IP, and MAC address. It offers a suite of network diagnostic tools, including subnet calculators, port scanners, and DNS lookups, all within a user-friendly interface designed for larger screens.
What's New in Network Scanner Toolkit
1.4
November 6, 2026
Fall Update: trackers, Siri, and a closer look at every port. Find Trackers (Toolkit Pro) • Is a Bluetooth tracker travelling with you? A one-minute sweep recognises Tile, Samsung SmartTag and Google Find My Device tags and ends with a plain verdict. • A 7-day sighting log, kept only on your device, makes a tag that keeps turning up stand out as "likely following you". Mark your own tags as yours; tap Locate to walk one down. • Honest about limits: iOS hides AirTag and industry unwanted-tracking beacons from apps, so rely on the system's own alerts for those. Siri & Shortcuts • Ten actions for Siri and the Shortcuts app: Scan Network, Find Device, Device Status, Ping, DNS Lookup, Check Router, Open Device, Calculate Subnet, and for Toolkit Pro, Speed Test and Wake Device. • Your devices are a real Shortcuts type: pick them by name, pass them between actions, find them in Spotlight. • Results land in History, and tapping the Siri bubble opens them. Port Peek (free) • Tap any open port and read what the service actually says: SSH version, web server headers, mail and FTP greetings, telnet banners, RTSP options. A live transcript with a hex view. Cert Check (Toolkit Pro) • Any website or device's TLS certificate: trusted, self-signed or expired, days left, issuer, names, chain, key, TLS version, fingerprint. One tap away from any device with HTTPS, too. Security Audit • Now flags expired and soon-to-expire certificates, SHA-1 signatures, legacy-only TLS, and telnet services that answer with a login prompt. • Audit and Find Cameras results save to History and export to CSV and PDF (Toolkit Pro). iPad & keyboard • ⌘1–5 switch tabs, ⌘R starts, ⌘. stops, ⌘F searches, arrows move through the list, Esc closes. Hold ⌘ to see them all, or find the list under Settings › Keyboard. Bug fixes
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$1.99
Toolkit Pro
Unlocks pro features. One-time unlock.
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FAQ
What devices can Network Scanner Toolkit find on my WiFi?
Network Scanner Toolkit can identify a wide range of devices including Apple TVs, printers, smart home gear, computers, and NAS boxes. It provides their name, IP address, MAC address, and manufacturer, even for devices that don't respond to pings.
Is Network Scanner Toolkit free to use?
Yes, the core functionality of Network Scanner Toolkit is free and does not contain ads or subscriptions. There are optional in-app purchases for advanced features like 'Find Cameras' and 'MAC Explorer'.
Does Network Scanner Toolkit have ads?
No, Network Scanner Toolkit is ad-free. The description explicitly states 'Free — no ads, no subscription'.
What network tools are included in Network Scanner Toolkit?
The app includes a LAN scanner, subnet tools (IPv4/IPv6), a port scanner, traceroute, ping, DNS lookup, Whois, Bonjour monitor, and network info. These tools help with comprehensive network analysis.
How does Network Scanner Toolkit perform on larger screens like iPad?
The app is built for big screens, offering a three-column layout on iPad and iPhone Duo for simultaneous viewing of past scans, device lists, and details. Tools are also optimized to spread across panes.
What is the age rating for Network Scanner Toolkit?
Network Scanner Toolkit has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a general audience.
How often is Network Scanner Toolkit updated?
The app was last updated on October 30, 2026, with version 1.3. This suggests a recent update, though the frequency of future updates is not specified.
Can I use Network Scanner Toolkit to find security cameras?
Yes, the 'Find Cameras' feature, available as part of Toolkit Pro, allows you to sweep for security cameras using RTSP and ONVIF protocols, providing confidence ratings.
