Visualize and analyze mesh network data from CoreScope and Beacon analyzers. Monitor nodes, packets, routes, and channels with live maps and detailed analytics. Export data and save favorites for quick access.
0.10.2
November 2, 2026
New in 0.10: Node Planner. Check a link before you install hardware. Link Profile shows the terrain between two points, line of sight, Fresnel zone clearance and an estimated link margin, based on radio and antenna settings you can adjust. Touch & hold the map or a known node to place each point, and the path is drawn as a dashed line colored by how much clearance it has. Results are estimates, not observed links. Find a node in the field: open any node or observer that has a location to get its distance and a compass heading toward it. Learn as you go: tap ⓘ beside terms like SNR, hops, observers and Fresnel zone for a short, plain-language explanation, or browse them all in Settings → Glossary. Already know the lingo? Turn the buttons off in Settings → Display. A fresh look: • Titles, names and values now use Monaspace Neon • Cards stand out more clearly from the background, in light and dark mode • Settings is grouped into Display, Analyzer, and Help & Support • Explore shows your three most recent items, with the rest a tap away Also new: • CoreScope region groups in the region filter • Optional background texture (Settings → Display) • Better iPad and dual-screen layouts • The live feed reconnects quickly when you return to the app Fixed: • The route and region menus on the live map no longer jump while you scroll them • Returning to live traffic after a replay keeps your map view instead of zooming out • On iPad, the live map's controls are in the right place as soon as the app opens • The last item in Settings no longer sits against the tab bar • On iPhone Duo, Live Packets fills the right screen again instead of a narrow strip
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NodeScope is an unofficial, read-only companion app for CoreScope and Beacon mesh network analyzers. It allows you to view and analyze data from these analyzers directly on your iPhone and iPad.
You can view active nodes, online observers, recent packets, signal information, channels, routes, and analytics. It also provides node performance metrics like availability and signal quality.
Yes, NodeScope supports exporting supported analytics as CSV or JSON files. You can also share direct links to nodes, observers, channels, and packets.
Yes, NodeScope is available for free. It does not contain advertisements, and while it has in-app purchases, these are not required for core functionality.
NodeScope is available for iPhone and iPad devices. It features adaptive layouts for devices like iPhone Duo.
The latest version of NodeScope is 0.10.1, last updated on October 31, 2026. Updates typically include new features and bug fixes.
NodeScope has an age rating of 9+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in network analysis.
No, NodeScope is ad-free. You can use all its features without encountering any advertisements.
