Normally these tools are scattered across command-line utilities and questionable free apps. This pulls the ones you actually use into a single app for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV, and it never phones home.
iPhone · iPad · Mac · Apple TVPing, a port scanner, a full network sweep and a Bonjour browser. Within a few seconds you know what's connected and which ports are open.
A live spectrum across the 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz bands. You can see which channels are crowded and where the signal falls off, then switch to a cleaner one.
DNS and WHOIS lookups, IP geolocation, subnet math, interface details. The reference stuff you keep googling, in one spot.
Basically a network engineer's kit, running entirely on your device.
Public IP, ISP & status
Geolocate any address
Latency & reachability
Find open ports
Discover every device
Live spectrum view
Local services
Domain lookups
Subnets & ranges
All adapters & details
Resolve hosts & IPs
No data collection

Your public IP, location, ISP and security status at a glance. It refreshes every 30 seconds, which is handy when you're checking whether a VPN actually kicked in.
Auto-refresh
Live status updates every 30 seconds.
Security & privacy score
See your exposure and connection type instantly.

The 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz bands laid out as a live spectrum. When the connection drags, this usually shows why: a neighbour parked on your channel, or a signal that falls off a cliff in the back room.
Live spectrum view
Real-time signal strength across every band.
Interference detection
Find overlapping channels and weak access points.
A quick ping from your iPhone, a full network sweep on the Mac, the same tools either way. They sit on the iPad and Apple TV too.








A closer look at the scanners, lookups and calculators on iPhone.
Every scan happens on your device. Nothing is sent to a server.
Privacy-first by design, with zero tracking and no accounts.
Lightweight, responsive and built for Apple platforms.
A clean, modern interface that makes complex tools approachable.

No more juggling five different utilities. They're all in here.