WIFI Manager vs Network Helper

WiFi Manager helps you understand your current connection and find devices that respond on your local network. SEE YOUR CONNECTION View the active network interface, local IP addresses, subnet, router address, and available public IP information. Reveal your Wi-Fi name and BSSID when you choose to allow access. DISCOVER LOCAL DEVICES Scan your connected IPv4 network or set a custom address range. Results appear as devices respond. Open a result to inspect how it was found, plus any available hostname or port information. Devices that do not respond may not appear. CHECK CONNECTIVITY Ping a device to chart response times and see the latest, minimum, average, and maximum latency, along with packet loss. Scan common ports, choose custom ports, or check the full TCP port range. CONNECT WITH A TCP CONSOLE Connect to a service on a selected local device, send text, and view any response. Console traffic is unencrypted; use it only with services you recognize.

Network Helper is a small, free utility for quick network lookups. It has been on the App Store since 2016, and it now has a modern successor, Radien: Network Toolbox. RADIEN, THE SUCCESSOR Radien is the app Network Helper grew up into: nine honest network tools in one clean, fast toolbox, built for modern iPhones and actively updated. Open the Radien tab inside Network Helper to see what it offers, or find it here: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/radien-network-toolbox/id6789207545 WHAT NETWORK HELPER DOES - Resolving: turn a hostname and service into IP addresses (IPv4 and IPv6) - Reverse IP: look up the hostname behind an IP address and port - Interfaces: inspect your device's network interfaces and their addresses - Byte order: check the endianness of your device Network Helper stays free and keeps working as it always has. New features and future updates land in Radien.