Network Lab vs Domain Inspector

Network Lab is a privacy-first LAN scanner and network toolbox for iPhone, iPad and Apple silicon Mac. Use it to discover devices on your Wi-Fi or wired network, inspect Bonjour and Zeroconf services, monitor favourite hosts and troubleshoot common connectivity problems without creating an account or uploading scan data to a cloud service. What Network Lab helps with: - Scan your local subnet and identify active hosts - Browse Bonjour / Zeroconf services and service records - Inspect IP addresses, MAC addresses, vendors, ports and host details where available - Save network snapshots, compare scans and export results as CSV - Monitor favourite hosts for reachability - Run ping, traceroute, DNS lookup, whois and bandwidth tests - Send Wake-on-LAN magic packets to sleeping devices - Open SSH sessions to known hosts Network Lab is built for home labs, small offices, developers, admins and curious users who want a clear view of their own network. The core LAN scanner stays available for free, while Pro unlocks the extended diagnostic tools.

Domain Inspector is a powerful tool for analyzing domain information with a single tap. It provides detailed insights into DNS records, TLS certificates, HTTP response data, and WHOIS information, helping developers, security researchers, and website owners understand the full technical profile of any domain. Key Features - DNS lookup (A, AAAA, MX, TXT, NS, CNAME and more) - TLS certificate inspection (issuer, validity, fingerprint, SAN, public key info) - HTTP response analysis (status, headers, content type, size) - WHOIS data extraction - Clean, fast, and minimal interface - Designed for developers, IT engineers, and security professionals Perfect for - Checking domain configuration - Investigating website security - Debugging DNS or SSL issues - Monitoring server responses - Learning how websites work internally Domain Inspector helps you quickly understand any website\'s technical structure, making it an essential tool for anyone working with the web.