WHO'S ON MY WIFI - NETWORK SCANNER

It's an all around good application and it's free without ads it's one to try out at least

You should'nt remove the mac from the information provided that makes it hard to know exactly who in your wifi because the ip address can be changed, fix the last update issues please

excellent 👌 works well simple to operate....be using this app quite a while...I can recommend it to anyone accuracy 💯👍🌟 you can add your own little I'd icons for quick identified the device... great app ... thanks to the developers 👍

I must admit I was quite leary at first, but you have certainly made a believerout of me. The only upgrade I would like to see is abliity to have the program in the background at all times. The start up takes some time so I know I would this especially for the user to run in the background or not. Might it be possible for the program to always watching your personal wifi even when your not home? This to could be a nice feature. Great product certainly does what it is says!

It actually works great for me. Detects all devices connected to my wifi. I was surprised to see my router is counted as a device. To me this is an A+ app. And I am not Bs'ing. Just in case someone thinks my review is not legit!!!!!! Great little app :)) BTW... As for the rating pop up... . You do not need to rate it right away. It's a no brainer. Do it when you want and or totally ignore it.

Initially intuitive and very interesting. Well worth downloading and using. On changing the device name the window to type into is slightly obscured, not a big deal. You can save a scan, but it's only one. You have to delete your one scan if you want to save any more. This possibility as I have the free app or I need to play with the settings.

I should add that this app also lists your router, with a link to its "configuration page". That will take you to another link to download the manufacturer's app for access to your router configuration. In a sense, that somewhat creates redundancy, but I can live with it. The creators of this app are very generous, so I'm going with 5 stars.

Easy to use. Gives you the option to rename the devices, which is useful when you're trying to remember all the devices that use your wifi. I like this app so much much more than those similar that I've tried. I don't speak the lingo much regarding internet connectivity - I was able to figure out what and who's on my wifi easily. Thanks for the great app!

Easy to start using, and the copy/share function is good to have. Loses one star because naming the second tab Recents (plural) makes you expect all previous checks to be logged, but in fact only the latest one is there - I'd have made my own note of which were connected and disconnected, if I'd known I couldn't see this later. Otherwise, a quick start guide is needed, especially a glossary - I know IP and MAC but what is MSK?! - but overall this is a handy little app.

It works! Very well, in fact. I have several devices on my router and this app identifies them all. It takes a bit trial & error to verify each device. I simply unplug each device, back out & launch the app again (fresh rescan) and see what is missing from the list. At least I know no one is hijacking my wifi.

This does not even show you the names of devices connected to router. How am I supposed to know if its mine or someone else's???

This is fast(very), and finds devices with great accuracy. Great handling of collected info, saving and modification options are perfect. Only one issue - scanning from a subnet between my internet facing router and local router's WAN port, the DNS addr in the local router are displayed same as main router's. This not the case here; but it may not be visible from the scanning subnet. Should have been left blank.

Quite useful knowing what you have connected. I have not yet detected an intruder, though I have always been suspicious. I suppose that only time will tell. My one problem is that when I disconnect a device, it fails to detect the missing device and still didspplays it for some time. It does eventually though, so that is okay.

I have installed and used app today first time and tested so far: • It appears to detect all my connected devices (3 phones, 1 tablet, 3 notebooks). PASS! • The rate of detection is not immediate (even when phones were shutdown or started up, it still detected/did not reflect only after around 30-45 secs but less than 1 min after I refreshed few times. It is good enough for me detection speed around 30-45 secs. I was located on same floor as my router).PASS! • Can rename the device name. PASS!

This app is solid- its been helpful for years without any issues.

Works great. I can see all nodes connected to my network

Not sure how it can scan a closed network without being able to enter the network ssid/passphrase anywhere... I understand it can read the ssid of the network I'm connected to but the passphrase should be encrypted and would be needed in order to scan a secure network. No matter which network I scan, it returns "0" results. I happen to know there were at least 10 combined, devices connected between my 2 home networks at the time of the scans. Galaxy Note 10, w/ Samsung browser

I love it caught my sneeky brother using my WIFI. But if possible could you make the app write the name of the phone using WIFI. It would realy be helpful.THANKS

does not work. does not detect all devices connected to my wifi.

Hi first thing this program is easy to work with its the best I say 10 out of 10

The best, most accurate and simplest to use app I've found yet for discovering what devices are on my local network at a given moment in time. You can give your devices an enhanced description and icon and the app will remember this the next time each device comes online. Ads are not too intrusive and you can get rid of them for 99 cents. I use this app for a quick summary of online devices, the more complex Fing app for in depth network analysis and the WiFi Analyser app for signal strength.

Can't believe you guys didn't know how to display your own APP screen shots properly on Play Store, the trick is to attract users not chase them away...Instead you guys displayed 4 tasteless BRIGHT WHITE screen shots with tiny hard to see texts, without a doubt your design is truly unattractive and definitely a strong candidate for the ugliest APP displayed on Play Store ...I suggest you guys use DARK BACKGROUND screen shots in the future, they're much more attractive....PEACE Y'ALL✌️

Very useful to see what devices and to know who are connected the network. The electronic manufacturer are known but may not be the brand name. Requires one to further check the brand names of the devices. Once done the app could reveal if someone is currently intruding into the wifi network. The ads are ok as they are not intrusive and appear only on top of the app. Gave it 4 stars for now as I haven't tried using the app in my laptop tablet running on Windows 10 pro.

Who's on my Wi-Fi was working great until one week ago. It would start a scan and then repeat without showing who was on my Wi-Fi. I contacted by email the devs and got no response. Still not working as of today, who be un installing. Thanks for the help. Like missy free apps, you have to spend money to get a decent response. Oh well, on to the next.

It works ok. I compared this to the app called Fing, and Fing is definitely better for the simple fact that it identifies the type of more devices than this app does. But if you just want a count of what's on your network and the IP addresses, then this does the job.