Memuat Wifi Radar 4.05 3

Alpha Pilot Jr

Pretty impressive app. You stand in one spot and rotate. It finds all the Wi-Fi devices and maps them according to the direction they are found. The distance doesn't work well. It's more like relative distance and not absolute. They're probably using RSSI which can vary from device to device. Still, a very useful app. They don't blast you with ads either.

Jimmy Clyde

@the folks saying this app doesn't work: Some phones have fewer or lower quality sensors than others so this app might not be as good with those devices. For example, there is no magnetometer in the Galaxy A01 so the compass is always wrong in Google maps. I used this app a long while ago on a j3 orbit. The app seemed pretty spot on, found hidden networks, Im about to try and locate a mysterious network on my property. Im deducting one star if I dont find it!

A Google user

Excellent concept, lovely interface but the ads are a bit harsh and it doesn't save between sessions and is pretty slow and awkward to use. It's still a great concept though, if not the most useful of tools. Would be best off incorporated into something with more tricks up its sleeve.

stephen kirkley

A good wifi 'radar'. Shows hidden SSIDs. Don't think the radar is a good idea. Have to manually calibrate and that causes a bad 'map/location'. Shows connection options. Would be awesome if MAC address was shown.

Some Guy

It is a very good program, not that accurate (1-3m) it works though. The only bad thing about it os the calibration, I understand why its needed but it did take some time to do.

J. Scott Elblein

Meh. Had higher hopes for it's accuracy. It should have you do several scans to pinpoint the exact source since they normally bounce all over the place.

A Google user

Using Samsung Galaxy 7 and calibrated compass, centered my location, and ensured blue dot arrow and compass were aligned many times, but the app still showed APs with known locations to be in wrong place, both angle and distance were way off. Using offset did not help. Many times known APs from neighbors showed up located in my house or completely wrong houses. High or low accuracy did not make a difference correcting location. It's easy to spin and align the green and orange lines so that's not the issue. Great concept but accuracy is not that good in a neighborhood with crowded wi-fi.

A Google user

I would give it a better rating except that it says the compass isn't avaliable. I need a tool just like this to compare to wifi trilateration experiments, but it doesn't seem to work with my phone compass.

Karl O

Totally inaccurate. It couldn't get a single location right. In several cases it was more than a hundred feet and more than ninety degrees off the mark. One glaringly obvious thing they omitted is the ability to use several scans from different locations to triangulate the wifi sources. It would probably be a useful app if they added that feature.

A. Free American

Disappointed. Doesn't pick up WiFi very well. I have 8 WiFi signals in range. The app sees only one. Completely useless to me.