Coddiq vs CellMap

Who's really on your Wi-Fi? Coddiq Network Scanner shows you every device connected to your network — instantly, privately, and completely free. A clean, no-nonsense toolkit with four essential tools. No account. No ads. Nothing ever leaves your phone. SEE EVERY DEVICE Scan your Wi-Fi and get a live list of everything connected — phones, laptops, TVs, printers, game consoles and smart-home gadgets. Each device shows its IP address, network name, and a best-effort guess of what it is. Notice a device you don't recognize? Now you'll know it's there. CHECK OPEN PORTS Pick any device and scan its open TCP ports to see which services it's exposing — a fast way to understand what's running on your network. Choose a common set, the top 100, or enter your own custom range. PING ANYTHING Measure latency to any host with live round-trip times, a real-time graph, and min / avg / max plus packet loss. Great for tracking down a laggy connection or a flaky device. TEST YOUR SPEED Run an honest download and upload speed test with latency, measured against a public test server. A steady, duration-based result — not a number that flashes by in a second. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything runs on your device — we never collect your scan results. No sign-up, no tracking, no ads. Free to use. Coddiq is honest about its limits: results are estimates and can vary by device, network, and server, and it's a diagnostic tool not a security product. Please only scan networks and devices you own or are authorized to test. Coddiq Network Scanner is the first in a growing series of focused, trustworthy network utilities.

Your carrier says you have 5G. Your video keeps buffering. Who's right? CellMap puts the truth on a map. When you tired of dropped calls in your apartment, want to know which SIM actually performs better or you're driving cross-country and want to see exactly where coverage fell apart - CellMap is the tool that turns "my internet feels slow" into real numbers, real locations and real answers. SEE YOUR COVERAGE, EVERYWHERE YOU GO Every speed test and ping you run gets pinned to the map with a color that actually means something - green when your network is flying, red when it's struggling. Turn on drive-test mode and app quietly logs a point every time you move, even with the app closed, building a personal coverage map of everywhere you go. No other app does this from your own real-world data. REAL SPEED TESTS. NOT ESTIMATES. CellMap downloads and uploads actual bytes over your live connection and measures how fast they move. You get download speed, upload speed and a clean animated gauge that updates in real time as the test runs. No gimmicks, no made-up numbers. PING TEST THAT ACTUALLY PINGS This isn't a fake latency estimate. App sends real ICMP echo requests - the same thing your Mac's Terminal does when you type ping - and gives you min, avg, max, jitter and packet loss across 10 packets. Choose between Cloudflare (1.1.1.1), Google (8.8.8.8) or Quad9 (9.9.9.9). DUAL-SIM CARRIER COMPARISON Have two SIMs or an eSIM? App shows both active lines side by side with their current radio generation. And over time as you log more measurements a carrier ranking builds up automatically - so you can see with your own data which carrier actually performs better at the places you care about not the places carriers put in their ads. BACKGROUND DRIVE-TEST LOGGING Enable it once drive anywhere and open the app later. App will have logged coverage points the whole time - pinging the network quietly as you move and tagging each point to your exact location. Great for road trips, commutes or finding out once and for all where your signal disappears on the way to work. EXPORT EVERYTHING Every measurement you've ever taken exports to a CSV file - open in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets. Timestamp, coordinates, carrier, network type, download, upload, ping, jitter, packet loss, quality rating. Your data, yours to keep. BEAUTIFUL AND HONEST App is upfront about what iOS lets apps measure and what it doesn't. It won't show you fake signal bars, so no app that claims otherwise is being straight with you. What app shows is what it actually measured: real throughput, real latency, real location. Perfect for: - Remote workers who need to know if a coffee shop will actually support a video call - People switching carriers and wanting real proof of which is better - Road trippers and van lifers mapping coverage before they go off-grid - Anyone who's ever said "my internet is terrible here" and wanted to prove it Privacy Policy: https://policy-6ef9d.web.app/ Terms of Use: https://terms-345fd.web.app/