WiFi Toolkit

WiFi Toolkit brings your connection information, network checks, data usage, speed measurement, and file browsing together in a single, clearly organized app. Open it to see what you're connected to, how well it's performing, and what's taking up space — then decide what to do next.

Network overview
The home screen shows the network you're on: name, security type, channel, signal strength, and live transfer activity, alongside basic device status such as CPU, memory, and battery level.

Nearby Wi-Fi scan
Run a scan to list nearby access points with the details that matter — band, channel, authentication type, and signal level — so you can compare networks at a glance before connecting. Results depend on Android permissions, device capabilities, and the networks around you.

Network security check
Run the built-in check to see the status of Wi-Fi authentication, ARP spoofing, SSL stripping, SSL splitting, and DNS spoofing. Each item is reported as it is detected during that scan. The results describe the check performed in the app; they are a useful signal, not a guarantee that a network is completely safe.

Network traffic
See Wi-Fi and mobile data usage per app across 24-hour, 7-day, and monthly ranges, and jump straight to Android's management options for any app you select.

Speed test
Measure download speed, upload speed, and latency on your active network in a single run. Real-world results vary with your connection, device, server conditions, and current network traffic.

File browsing and review
Browse images, videos, audio, documents, and archives from one place, then open the tools for redundant files, large files, duplicate files, and recent files. Every list is there for you to review first — you decide what to keep and what to clear.

Every function in WiFi Toolkit sits on its own clearly separated screen, so you can go straight to the tool you need and read the details without noise. Some features require Android permissions or an active network connection, and available results vary by device, Android version, connection quality, and the files the app can access.