Network Atlas vs NConvo

Get a clear view of every device on your network. Network Atlas scans your local network and shows you exactly what's connected — computers, phones, printers, smart home devices, servers, and everything in between. No command line needed, just a clean Mac app that gets the job done. HOW IT WORKS Click scan. Network Atlas runs five discovery methods in parallel to detect devices across your network. In about 30 seconds, you'll have a complete list with all the details that matter. WHAT YOU'LL SEE • Device names and IP addresses • MAC addresses with vendor identification • Open ports and active services • Hostnames you can customize for easy reference BUILT FOR REAL-WORLD USE → Identify unknown devices showing up on your network → Find the IP address of a printer, NAS, or IoT device → Verify your smart home gear is actually online → Troubleshoot connection issues without guesswork → Keep a mental map of what's running on your LAN A PROPER MAC APP Native SwiftUI interface. Sortable table columns. Search filtering. Detail inspector. Fast, responsive, and fits right in on your Mac. PRIVACY RESPECTING All scanning stays local to your network. No accounts. No cloud sync. No analytics. Optional MAC vendor lookups are the only external requests, and those just match hardware IDs Terms of Use (EULA) -- https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy -- https://zarware.com/privacy/network-atlas manufacturer names.

NConvo is a local-first network operations toolbox that puts an SSH terminal, an RDP remote desktop, network diagnostics, LAN tools and an iperf3-client speed test into one app. Features - SSH Terminal: password, SSH key and keyboard-interactive auth; import connections from OpenSSH config, MobaXterm and Xshell; type the password right in the editor and save it as a credential; Save & Connect jumps straight into the session. - RDP Remote Desktop: native FreeRDP engine with an immersive landscape view and certificate verification on first connect. - Floating trackpad: inside a remote desktop session, drag it anywhere, pinch to resize, snap it to an edge; it carries left and right buttons and an on-screen arrow cursor. - Network diagnostics: Ping, TCP Ping, Traceroute, DNS, Whois, IP lookup, HTTP check, SSL/TLS and unlock checks. - LAN tools: LAN scan, port scan, device IP, mDNS, Wake on LAN, MAC lookup (OUI vendor) and subnet calculator. - Performance: iperf3-compatible bandwidth testing in both upload and download directions. - LAN transfer: send files and text peer to peer, no server involved. Local-first: connections and credentials stay on your device, sealed by the system keychain, and private keys are never exported. No ads, no analytics. WebDAV backups go to the server you choose, encrypted.