ThreadMapper

ThreadMapper

Diagnose your Matter mesh

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ThreadMapper turns your Thread smart-home network into something you can actually see. Most Thread devices are invisible. They just work — until they don't, and there's no way to tell which one dropped, which room has weak coverage, or whether you need another border router. WHAT YOU GET • Network health at a glance — an A–F grade with a clear score, plus the specific issues pulling it down • Better than yesterday? — a line under the grade saying whether today is up or down on yesterday, and which rule moved it • Every battery in one list — emptiest first, with the room • Live mesh map — every device grouped by room, showing how each one reaches your border routers • Room-by-room survey — walk each room and get a coverage grade you can act on • Offline alerts — know when a device drops, with a grace period you set (up to 30 minutes) and quiet hours • Device history — 30 days of signal trends, uptime and firmware changes • Apple Watch app — your grade on your wrist, and a remote for running surveys hands-free • Home-screen widget and Live Activity for at-a-glance status HONEST ABOUT ITS DATA iOS doesn't expose true radio signal strength for Thread accessories, so ThreadMapper measures response quality instead — and labels it an estimate everywhere it appears. Mesh links are inferred routing unless you connect an OpenThread Border Router. The battery level is what each accessory reports about itself. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No analytics. No tracking. Everything stays on your iPhone, and the AI features run on device — your network data is never uploaded. THREADMAPPER PRO — a one-time purchase, not a subscription • Find that sensor you cannot find — the phone times how fast it answers from where you stand and buzzes faster as you close in, so you can find it without looking at the screen. Works from your wrist too • Where to add a router — ranks the places you actually walked by how much a router put there would lift the weak ones, and says plainly when nowhere would help • AI Insights, Network Assistant and a troubleshooter that reads this device's history, on-device with Apple Intelligence • What the radios say — why a device rebooted, how often it changed parent router, how often a battery device wakes, and how many apps and households can still control it • AR room mapping and X-Ray — scan rooms into a floor plan, walk the signal onto it, then see the mesh through your real home, with your survey walk drawn on the floor as a coloured ribbon • Your year on one card, your mesh as a twenty-second film, and as an A2 poster a print shop will take • A year of daily grades on one calendar — no Apple Intelligence needed — a month of history, weekly reports, and when your home is at its worst • Export every health sample, daily grade and battery reading as CSV or JSON — the rows themselves, not a report about them — and import them on a new iPhone • Jobs and evidence sheets — a page for a client showing what a visit changed, and a page per device for a warranty claim • Device groups, multiple homes, scheduled reports and a pinned-devices widget REQUIREMENTS ThreadMapper reads your network through HomeKit, so you'll need a home with at least one Thread border router — a HomePod mini, Apple TV 4K or similar. AI features need iOS 26 and an Apple Intelligence-capable device. Want to look around first? Turn on Demo Mode to explore the whole app with a simulated network, no hardware needed.
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What's New in ThreadMapper

1.7

September 10, 2026

EVERY BATTERY IN ONE LIST The app has always read the battery level off each accessory. Now there is one screen for all of them, emptiest first, with the room. Free — the level is what the device reports about itself, and the app is only collecting it in one place. BETTER THAN YESTERDAY? A line under the grade says whether today is up or down on yesterday, and which scoring rule moved it. It waits until there is enough of today to compare, and says "so far today" rather than pretending a morning is a whole day. The Maintenance Calendar now works on every iPhone ThreadMapper supports. It used to need Apple Intelligence, which meant it was blank on most of them; it is arithmetic now, over readings already on your device. PRO — FIND IT, PLACE IT, KEEP IT Find that sensor you cannot find. Walk around and the phone times how fast the accessory answers from where you are standing, buzzing faster as you close in — so the leak sensor behind the washing machine can be found without looking at the screen. It works from your wrist too, with the iPhone in a pocket. Where to add a router. Every other screen stops at the diagnosis; this ranks the places you actually walked during a coverage survey by how much a router put there would lift the weak ones. Measured rather than modelled, so the walls and the foil insulation are already in the numbers — and it says plainly when nowhere would help. Your year on one card: best day, worst day, the rule that cost the most, the batteries you got through, and how many times the mesh quietly repaired itself while you were not looking. Your mesh as a film. Three weeks of stored snapshots played as twenty seconds of video, rendered to a file you can actually send to someone. Your mesh as a poster, an A2 PDF a print shop will take. Your survey walk drawn on the floor in AR, a coloured ribbon down the hallway you can walk back through. Export every health sample, daily grade and battery reading as CSV or JSON — the rows themselves, not a report about them — and import them back on a new iPhone. A month's notice, then a week's, on the sensor about to go flat, and the soonest-dying battery on the widget and the Watch. FIXED The offline grace period now decides when a device counts as offline, not just when you are told about it. A sleepy battery sensor that missed one poll used to turn the whole app red for a moment, whatever the setting said. It now shows as not answering until the period has actually passed. Fifteen and thirty minute options added. HONEST ABOUT ITS NUMBERS The hunt compares against your own walk, not a distance — a sleepy sensor answers slowly wherever you stand. The film shows each device's state, not the routing between them. Nothing in the year card is scaled up to cover days the app was not watching. Importing a record replaces this iPhone's rather than merging two, because two phones measure the same home from different places. Signal is still labelled Estimated unless an OpenThread Border Router or a probe supplies measured data.

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