PortScan – Port Scanner

PortScan – Port Scanner

Check open ports of any site

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Released
October 27, 2026
Updated
October 28, 2026

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PortScan is a port scanner that checks open ports on servers, routers and NAS boxes right from your iPhone. It opens TCP connections to the target directly from your phone's network and reports each port as open, closed or filtered. HOW IT WORKS • Enter a domain or IP and tap the big circle to start • Choose common ports (21), top 100, top 1000, all 65,535, or your own list (e.g. 22, 80, 8000-8100) • Open ports appear on the circle as they are found, and for SSH, web servers and more the app reads the software version from the response SECURITY SCORE A reference score based on what is open (services risky to expose to the internet, unencrypted protocols) and known vulnerable versions, with a list of what to look at. USEFUL FOR • Checking your home router, NAS or cameras for ports that shouldn't be open • Verifying port forwarding and firewall rules • Saving or sharing results as CSV PRIVACY No login and no personal data collected. Scan targets and results are never sent to a server. Only scan hosts you own or have permission to test.
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What's New in PortScan

2.0.0

October 28, 2026

• Rebuilt as a native port scanner that runs right in the app instead of a Safari extension. • Opens TCP connections directly from your phone's network to report open, closed and filtered ports. • Added a security score, software version detection and CSV export. • The Safari extension has been removed. Web scans are still available at portscan.co.kr.

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