WiFi Finder Pro

WiFi Finder Pro turns the Wi-Fi sign on the café counter into a connection. Point the camera at the sign, tap the network name and the password, and your iPhone joins. SCAN A SIGN • Reads Wi-Fi details from table signs, receipts, hotel key-card sleeves and Wi-Fi QR codes. • Tap the words on the sign to fill in the network and the password. A QR code fills in both at once. • No camera handy? Pick a photo of the sign or type the details in. JOIN, AND KNOW IT WORKED • iPhone asks to join, then WiFi Finder Pro checks that you are really on that network before it says so. • If the join doesn't go through, you see the likely reasons and can fix the details or try again. KEEP YOUR NETWORKS AS TAGS • Every network you save hangs on your keyring as a tag, grouped by city. • Passwords stay in this iPhone's Keychain. Add the place, a note, and whether there are outlets or it's quiet. • Set a stay for hotel Wi-Fi: iPhone forgets the network after check-out day, and the tag moves to Checked out. CHECK THE CONNECTION • Each check leaves a stamp with the time it was measured: sign-in page, response time, security and link. • Measure download and upload speed when you want to, and compare with the last time. • If a hotel or airport sign-in page is in the way, open it in one tap and check again. FIND WI-FI AROUND YOU • More than 440,000 places worldwide with internet access listed on OpenStreetMap: cafés, libraries, hotels, stations and more. • See which are free for everyone, for guests or with a fee, and when the listing was last checked. • Search by name or chain, see the walking route, and open directions in Maps. • Public toilets and ATMs on the same map, more than 890,000 of them, with wheelchair access where it is listed. • The places are stored on your iPhone, so the list of nearest spots works without a connection. SHARE WITH GUESTS • Show a big QR code that iPhone and Android cameras can join from. • Make a printable table card for your network, with or without the password, and print it, AirDrop it or save it to Files. Wi-Fi spot, toilet and ATM data © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database License.