Net Trouble Checker vs Network Runner

When internet is slow, a site will not open, or a local device is missing, use symptom-based diagnostics and focused tools to organize likely causes and next steps. Key features: - Simple symptom-based diagnosis - Download speed (up to about 8 MB or five seconds), internet access, DNS, response time, loss, and jitter checks - Estimated-router and LAN-device checks while connected to Wi-Fi - Focused tools for speed, DNS, LAN devices, Ping, and internet access - Clear results with likely causes and what to try next - On-device history and text sharing that redacts IP addresses and other network identifiers - Shared reports include the app version at report creation - Free manual public Wi-Fi checks and guidance to a login page when needed One purchase removes ads and includes Wi-Fi automatic checks while the app is in the foreground. Existing purchasers pay nothing more. Users complete any Wi-Fi sign-in and acceptance of terms themselves. Privacy and storage: - No account required - Your latest 50 checks are saved automatically on your device and can be deleted from History - Shared reports redact IP addresses, MAC addresses, the estimated router, hostnames/DNS names, and LAN device names - Diagnosis results and history are not sent to the developer's server - Diagnosis results and history are not included in ad requests Limitations: Because of iOS restrictions, LAN-device discovery may be incomplete. The Slow Internet diagnosis and Speed tool download up to about 8 MB or for up to five seconds from nwchk.elevenback.co.jp, ElevenBack's speed-test server, and calculate download Mbps on device. The speed needed depends on the activity, and results vary by time of day and network conditions.

How many devices are connected to your Wi-Fi right now? A simple tool that detects and lists every device connected to the same network (LAN) at your home or office. Beyond just routers and computers, it finds printers, smart speakers, smart home devices, game consoles, smart TVs, NAS units, and other non-Apple devices too. Who it's for • Anyone who wants to check whether an unfamiliar device is connected to their home Wi-Fi • Anyone who wants to manage IoT and smart home devices more efficiently • Anyone who wants to quickly understand the layout of their office or home network • Anyone who wants to combine multiple detection methods to find as many devices as possible High-accuracy discovery using four combined detection methods • Bonjour (mDNS): Subscribes to roughly 25 service types to discover AirPlay, Chromecast, printers, HomeKit devices, and more • SSDP (UPnP): Discovers routers, smart TVs, recorders, NAS units, game consoles, and other devices that don't support Bonjour • Subnet-wide port scanning: Confirms the presence of devices not found by the methods above • ARP cache reading (Mac version only): Also retrieves MAC addresses Information displayed IP address, device name, model name, device type, MAC address (Mac version only), manufacturer name Convenient features • Manually edit and save device names, manufacturers, and categories • Export the list as a CSV file to open and manage in Excel or similar apps • Export edits as JSON and share them between Mac, iPad, and iPhone via a NAS, iCloud Drive, or Dropbox Works on Mac, iPad, and iPhone A single app that runs on Mac, iPad, or iPhone (the Mac version provides the most detailed information). Designed with privacy in mind No account registration required. Information about detected devices generally stays on your device and is not sent to an external server (the only exception: on the Mac version, looking up a manufacturer name from a MAC address may query a free external database). * Please use this App only on networks you manage or are authorized to use.