About
WiFi Explorer is the perfect way to stay on top of what's going on with your network and how to fix it if necessary. The application contains a wide range of extensive information about all the networks nearby, including their range, signal quality, security status, etc. One of the main advantages of a network analyzer is that you can diagnose your connections at your workplace or home without any professional skills. There is also a detailed guide that will help anyone with basic computer knowledge understand and fix common network problems. For example, WiFi Explorer shows which networks may be conflicting with each other by overlapping channels.
WiFi Scanner
WiFi Explorer analyzes your network environment to display it in a convenient, customizable interface. The scanner is a collection of powerful WiFi tools that pick up even remote or weak networks and allow you to fix poorly functioning ones.
Visual graphs
Each network, along with its details, is represented in a visual graph. This makes it possible to quickly access the situation without studying the numbers. You can simply look at the color of the lines and figure out which networks perform better and have a stronger signal.
Diagnostics
WiFi Explorer has a set of diagnostic tools. With it, you can fix network problems without professional help. You don't need to be a system administrator to figure out what's wrong and how to fix it - just open the application.
Multiple band support
The application is suitable for networks operating in the 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz frequency bands. This means that whatever your device type or network range, the WiFi monitor in the app will support it. The same as channels at 20, 40, 80 and 160 MHz.
Customizable view
Easily choose what you'd like to see when you open Explorer. For example, you can choose the colors of specific networks, so it's not a problem to keep track of the ones you need and ignore the ones that aren't. The columns can also be customized and sorted as you wish.
Signal to noise ratio
The quality of the signal in the application is determined based on a specific criterion - the signal-to-noise ratio. The reason for this is that the signal strength may be negligible for a wireless analyzer to draw conclusions. This is why the "signal to noise ratio" is also taken into account in the evaluation.