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WiFi scanner, network device discovery, speedtest ⏱ – free (no ads) by Ubiquiti
By Hafiz Rahman
Editor, tools and utilities
WiFiman is a network diagnostic tool from Ubiquiti. The developer describes it as free to use and ad-free. Its focus is the Wi-Fi and wired network around a home or office, and the Ubiquiti hardware on it, including UniFi, AmpliFi, AirMAX, EdgeMAX, EdgeRouter, EdgeSwitch, UISP, AirCube and AirFiber devices.
It fits people who want to see why a connection is slow, what is on their network, and whether a Wi-Fi access point is in a crowded channel. Owners of UniFi setups get the most listed features, since several of them connect to UniFi equipment directly.
The build we hold is WiFiman 2.14.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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The app lists nearby Wi-Fi networks and Bluetooth LE devices. A subnet scan goes further and tries to identify the devices already on your network, using Bonjour, SNMP, NetBIOS and Ubiquiti's discovery protocols. A separate network scanner and port scanner are also included.
For wireless troubleshooting, it has a signal strength meter and a network analyzer, with WiFi 6 support listed. A cell information view shows detailed data about the network you are connected to.
WiFiman runs download and upload speed tests and keeps the results. You can compare saved results to see how network performance has changed, and share them with other people.
It can also measure connection speed between a UniFi Dream Machine or UDM Pro and a phone or tablet, so you can check the link between the gateway and a specific mobile device.
Teleport is the app's built-in VPN. The developer describes it as zero-configuration and free, and says it lets you connect to your UniFi network from outside it.
This is useful for checking or managing a site while away from it, without setting up a separate VPN server first.
WiFiman can move an access point to a nearby data channel that carries less traffic. The stated aim is a stronger signal and less congestion on the channel the access point was using.
For each device it shows IP address, netmask, gateway, DNS server, SSID, BSSID, signal strength, wireless channel, ping latency and packet loss. Device details for Ubiquiti hardware are shown in more depth than for other equipment.