Wardrive Go

Wardrive Go

Wi-Fi & Bluetooth wardriving

8 ratings
2 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 8, 2026
  • October 13, 2026

Features

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This app transforms the invisible Bluetooth signals around you into a game. It maps nearby devices on a live radar, allowing you to log and track them as you move. Compete on leaderboards and unlock achievements as you discover more Bluetooth signals.

✓Live Bluetooth radar mapping
✓Color-coded device identification
✓Detailed device signal readout
✓Log and sort discovered devices
✓Game Center leaderboards
✓Achievements system
✓Export logged data
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What's New in Wardrive Go

2.0

October 13, 2026

Wardrive Go 2.0 — Wi-Fi and Bluetooth in one hunt. • NEW: iosESP boards link on their own. Run several at once and they split the Wi-Fi channels between them; boards with 5 GHz cover 5 GHz. • NEW: turn a board into a Bluetooth scanner. It sees the real addresses iOS hides from apps, so those devices count when you upload. • NEW: update a board's firmware over Bluetooth with one tap. • NEW: upload to WiGLE, WDGWars and Wardrift. Add any of the three API keys in Settings and one tap sends your run to every service you set up. • NEW: WiGLE and WDGWars leaderboards and your upload history, right in the app. • NEW: privacy alerts. Trackers, cameras, drones, body cams, hidden-camera setup networks and other notable devices are called out with a live banner and their own list. • 17 free themes, now including DOOM and Pac-Man, plus WiGLE, WDGWars, The Pirates' Plunder, BBS and Pwnagotchi. • A Settings screen, a live console for your boards, a trip readout, a slide-to-confirm Clear Run, and lots of polish. Everything stays on your phone until you choose to upload.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

$2.99

WarBLE Go Pro

Neon radar skins, CSV export, raw detail.

User reviews

The best

Wow. The app works flawlessly with no bugs at all. Refresh is extremely fast, and it instantly shows every BLE device in range. Thanks, RocketGood!

Response from developer

Thanks for the review and stars! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Amazing app

Finally a good iPhone app for the wardriving community also a good feature would be having teams and maps like wdg wars

Response from developer

Thank you! 🔥🔥🔥 I’ll look at making teams 👀💪😊🤘

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FAQ

What is WarBLE Go?

WarBLE Go is a game that turns the Bluetooth signals around you into a hunt. It displays nearby Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) devices on a live radar, allowing you to log and track them as you move.

How does WarBLE Go work?

The app listens for public advertisements broadcast by BLE devices like phones, watches, and earbuds. It then plots these signals on a radar, with closer devices appearing nearer to the center.

Is WarBLE Go free to play?

Yes, the core features of WarBLE Go, including the live radar, device logging, and export of current runs, are completely free. A one-time purchase unlocks the ability to export your entire history.

Does WarBLE Go have ads?

No, WarBLE Go does not contain advertisements. The developer is funded by optional in-app purchases for advanced features.

Can I play WarBLE Go offline?

While the app requires Bluetooth to detect signals, the core gameplay of mapping and logging devices does not require an active internet connection. Leaderboard scores are uploaded when online.

What devices is WarBLE Go available on?

WarBLE Go is available on iPhone and iPad devices that support Bluetooth. It requires iOS and is rated for ages 4 and up.

How often is WarBLE Go updated?

WarBLE Go was last updated on August 10, 2026, with version 1.7. The developer actively builds and improves the app.

Is my data private with WarBLE Go?

Yes, WarBLE Go is designed with privacy in mind. All data is read and stored on your device. Only your numeric leaderboard score is sent off-device, and Bluetooth addresses are randomized by iOS for privacy.