Mud.bash vs Bluetooth Finder Quick

Your Band, Your World! Unite devices with a band! * A simple tailscale-like tool. * Extremely secure. Wireguard-based protocol. * Zero configuration required to set up the mesh network. * P2P (peer to peer) connection to each others. Can't talk each others due to the NAT type or the network firewall? We provides a proxy. * Link all your devices with a simple way. * Play LAN games with your friends. * Unlimited no. of users and devices. * Can't trust us? Mud.band is the open source project. You can verify with the source code and build your binary from the scratch: https://github.com/mud-band/mud.band-client

Bluetooth Finder Quick helps you scan for nearby Bluetooth Low Energy devices that are actively advertising. Choose a detected device and watch its changing relative signal strength as a clue while you search. Save a favorite for later and see when the same iOS device identifier was last detected. Features: - User-initiated foreground BLE scanning - Relative signal value and recent trend - Favorites and last-seen information stored on your iPhone - Clear states for signal loss, Bluetooth access, and Bluetooth availability - English and Japanese support Important limitations: Not every Bluetooth device advertises in a discoverable way. Signal strength changes with obstacles, orientation, interference, and device transmit power. It does not provide exact distance or direction. The app does not pair with devices or scan in the background. No account, usage analytics, advertising, or cloud sync is included. Scan information is not sent off your device. Crash reports are sent through Firebase Crashlytics to fix bugs, and you can turn this off in Settings.