AskAIR vs Net Reveal

Stop switching between AI apps. AskAIR sends your question to the AI that's best at it and shows the answer right in the app. ONE PROMPT. ONE ROUTE. THE ANSWER. Tap a life category or just type your question. AskAIR picks the right AI for the job, so you never have to know which one to open. No AI expertise required. Use it on your phone or in your browser with the same account. ROUTING YOU CAN TRUST Every category is assigned to the AI that wins it in a monthly vote by six leading AI models. No sponsorships, no favorites. Assignments update automatically, no app update needed. ASK ABOUT A PHOTO Snap a picture and ask. "What plant is this?" gets a specific answer, not a generic search result. LOCAL ANSWERS THAT WORK Ask about a plumber, a restaurant or a store near you. Answers include phone numbers and websites you can tap to call or visit. 22 LIFE HUBS, 129 CATEGORIES Automotive · Career · Creative Studio · Education & Learning · Entertainment · Faith & Community · Family & Relationships · Government & Benefits · Health & Wellness · Hobbies & Interests · Life & Home · Mental Wellness · Money & Legal · News & World · Pets · Shopping & Products · Sports · Tech & Devices · Technology · Trades & Industrial · Travel · Work & Productivity 17 AI TOOLS, ONE APP ChatGPT · Claude · Gemini · Perplexity · Grok · Microsoft Copilot · Wolfram Alpha · Wysa · Ada Health · Cleo · Adobe Firefly · Suno · Runway · Kling AI · ElevenLabs · Canva · GitHub Copilot Crisis support: crisis categories connect you directly to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. PRO - Unlimited questions - Follow-up questions with the AI that answered - Second opinion: ask another AI and compare - Make and edit pictures - Listen: hear any answer read aloud - AIR Translate: answers in your language - Ask Advisor: a personal monthly report on how you use AskAIR - 30-day answer history - Themes: Sunrise, Lawnmower, Garage, Ocean, Midnight FAMILY Everything in Pro for up to 5 family members, plus priority support. PRICING Free: 10 questions a week (resets Monday) across all 129 categories Pro: $7.99/month or $76.99/year Family: $15.99/month or $153.99/year Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the period. Manage or cancel anytime in your account settings. PRIVACY AND SECURITY Face ID or fingerprint lock · Auto-lock after 15 minutes in the background · Optional clipboard clearing · Email verification · We never sell your data or use it for ads. Terms of Use: https://4cylindertechnologies.com/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://4cylindertechnologies.com/privacy.html AskAIR is not affiliated with Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, xAI, Microsoft, Perplexity, Adobe, Wolfram, Suno, Runway, Kuaishou, ElevenLabs, Canva, Wysa, Ada Health, or Cleo. All AI tool names and trademarks belong to their respective owners. © 2026 4Cylinder Technologies LLC support@4cylindertechnologies.com

Find every device on your Wi-Fi. Spot the ones that shouldn't be there. NetReveal scans your local network and Bluetooth and tells you exactly what's connected — by name, by vendor, by what it does. Cameras, printers, smart speakers, routers, computers, light bulbs, the AC unit, the neighbor's old Chromecast you forgot about. If something looks like a hidden camera or microphone, you see a red banner on the home screen before anything else. Built for the moment you walk into an Airbnb and wonder. Built for parents who want to know what's broadcasting in the kid's room. Built for anyone who's tired of mystery devices on their router page. WHAT IT FINDS - IP cameras (RTSP, ONVIF, Hikvision, Dahua, Reolink, Wyze, Arlo, Ring) - Likely hidden cameras and mics on suspicious ports (RTSP 554, Dahua 37777, XMeye 34567) - Printers (HP, Canon, Brother, Epson, Lexmark) - Smart speakers and streamers (HomePod, Echo, Sonos, Apple TV, Chromecast, Roku) - Smart home (HomeKit, Matter, smart plugs, smart bulbs, AC units) - Routers, gateways, mesh nodes - NAS and file shares (Synology, QNAP, SMB, AFP) - Computers, phones, tablets, watches, AirPods - Bluetooth Low Energy devices nearby Every result comes with a confidence level — high, medium, low, or suspicious — so you know when to trust the label and when to dig deeper. Tap any device to see its IP, MAC, vendor, open ports, mDNS services, and BLE signal. PRIVACY FIRST NetReveal runs entirely on your iPhone. There is no account to create. There is no server we control. No analytics SDK, no crash reporter that phones home, no third-party tracker. Scan results live in memory and disappear when you close the app. The only network traffic is the one you can see on your own router — your phone talking to your network, nothing else. If that sounds boring, it's the point. HOW IT WORKS Three discovery layers run in parallel during a scan: 1. mDNS / Bonjour browse across 19 service types — the protocol Apple and HomeKit already use to find devices on your network. 2. TCP probes across the local /24 subnet on 18 camera-flavored ports — the same ports security cameras advertise themselves on. 3. Bluetooth Low Energy passive scan — anything broadcasting in your immediate range. A built-in OUI database with around 200 IEEE vendor prefixes turns raw MAC addresses into recognizable brands. An 18-rule classifier combines mDNS services, vendor, hostname, and port signals to label what you're looking at. A scan of a typical home network takes around 6 to 10 seconds. DISCLAIMER NetReveal is a detection tool, not a guarantee. A clean scan means nothing obviously suspicious was found on the network and in Bluetooth range at that moment. Determined surveillance gear can be cellular-only, hardwired, offline, or physically hidden in ways no app can see. If you have a serious concern, combine this with a physical sweep and, when relevant, a professional check. Privacy: https://legal.ingenieria.dev/netreveal/privacy-policy.html Support: https://legal.ingenieria.dev/netreveal/support.html Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Built indie in Mexico by one developer who got tired of guessing what was on his hotel Wi-Fi.