WiFi Sight

WiFi Sight

Discover devices on your Wi-Fi

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Released
October 13, 2026
Updated
November 4, 2026

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# Key Features: - Automatic network scan: finds every device connected to your router with its name and IP (and MAC when the router provides it), with an icon for each: phone, TV, computer, printer, camera - Better device names: resolves names via Bonjour, mDNS, NetBIOS, UPnP and your router's DNS, and you can rename any device - Organise your devices: mark a device as trusted, put it in a group (Family, Kids, Guests, Smart home, Work) and pick its icon yourself - Smart router detection: identifies your router's address and brand (TP-Link, MikroTik, Huawei...) automatically - Full MikroTik support: sign in, block devices from the internet, per-device usage, DHCP names, and the servers and services a device connected to (password kept in the Keychain) - Automatic blocking on OpenWrt, plus a step-by-step guide to block a device manually on other router brands - Open the admin page: jump to your router settings with one tap - Continuous monitoring: see who joins and leaves your network, with a connect/disconnect event log and background scanning - Device history: keeps a record of every device that has ever connected - Bilingual interface: full Arabic and English # Security: - New device alerts: a "New" badge and a notification when a device you haven't seen before appears - Network security score: out of 100, with clear reasons - Risky port alerts: detects 30+ dangerous ports such as RDP, SMB, Telnet, VNC, databases and camera streams, and explains in plain Arabic and English what the risk is and what to do - Deep port scan: for any device on your network - Quiet-hours alert: a notification when a device connects at an unusual time - Presence tracking: know when a family member's device arrives or leaves - Cameras: open the camera's own page inside the app and sign in with your credentials, or copy the RTSP link - App lock with Face ID or your passcode, and Guest mode that hides sensitive details # Speed & Tools: - Download, upload, latency and jitter tests, with a full history (24 hours, 7 or 30 days) and CSV export - Alert when your speed drops below the limit you set - Internet outage monitoring: the length of each outage, with a log you can export for your ISP - Tools: Ping, Traceroute, custom port scan and Wake-on-LAN - DNS server comparison - Per-device latency, a network map, a weekly summary and a PDF report - Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, and Siri Shortcuts # Private & Trustworthy: Scanning happens locally inside your network, and your device list stays on your phone. No account, no ads, no tracking. The app contacts outside services in only three cases: the speed test (Cloudflare), looking up your public IP and ISP, and identifying a manufacturer from the first 3 bytes of a MAC address. Automatic blocking and per-device statistics work with MikroTik routers (and OpenWrt for blocking); other brands are identified and shown with a link to the admin panel and a manual blocking guide. Ideal for anyone who wants to protect their network and know who is connected to it!
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What's New in WiFi Sight

1.1

November 4, 2026

New-device alerts: An instant notification and a “New” badge when an unfamiliar device appears on your network. Network security score and port scanning: A score out of 100 with the reasons behind it, plus alerts for exposed services such as Telnet and open camera streams. Home-screen widget and Siri Shortcuts: See your device count and speed without opening the app, and ask Siri about your network. Presence tracking and event log: Know when a family member’s device arrives or leaves, and when each device connected and disconnected. Better names, renaming and icons: More accurate names from several sources, an icon for each type (phone, TV, computer, printer, camera), and manual renaming. Other notable additions: a camera viewer, Face ID lock, PDF report, and connection destinations for MikroTik routers.

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