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About WiFi & WLAN Analyzer – Pynqr

See what is connected to your WiFi and make sense of the devices you find. Pynqr helps you recognise familiar hardware, examine an unfamiliar device and investigate connections on your local network. No technical knowledge needed: devices are named and explained in plain language. When you want to go deeper, open ports, services, TLS details, ping and traceroute are there too. Use Pynqr to: - Recognise your router, computers, phones, TVs, printers and other devices with names, types and manufacturer details when available. - Open an unfamiliar device’s profile to review its IP address, hostname and available information. Add names, tags and notes to keep your network organised. - Review open ports, running services and available TLS certificate information. Deep Scan provides deeper service checks and security findings. - Spot cameras on your WiFi: the IP Cameras filter lists camera-like devices connected to the same network. Cameras that are not on the network cannot be detected. - Investigate a connection with ping and traceroute. Enter a hostname or IP address and review the responses. - Compare saved scans to see which devices are newly discovered or missing from a later scan. - Export device inventories and security snapshots for troubleshooting, support or your own records. Basic access includes one network scan per day, ping and traceroute tools, up to five visible saved scans and one CSV export to try reporting. Pynqr Pro adds unlimited scans, Deep Scan, expanded port scanning, unlimited history, scan comparisons, Auto Refresh while using the app, unlimited CSV/JSON/PDF/XML exports and TLS certificate export. Connect to the WiFi network you want to inspect, run a scan and open a device to explore its details. Available information depends on what the network and its devices expose. Optional anonymous analytics is off until you choose to enable it in Settings. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

What’s new

Version 1.4.0 · Updated October 22, 2026

Pynqr is ready for iPhone Duo. Your network overview now adapts as you fold, unfold and rotate your device. Improved • Explore your WiFi network on the outer and inner displays, in portrait or landscape. • Keep radar controls, network topology and key actions clear of the fold. • Use adaptive navigation and toolbars, with clearer layouts for larger text. Fixed • Device-name edits and your selected device stay in place when the display changes. • Security details remain open as you fold and unfold. • Purchase and privacy links stay readable at larger text sizes.

App privacy

The developer, Joeri Vanthienen, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Purchases: Purchase History
  • User Content: Customer Support
  • Identifiers: User ID, Device ID
  • Usage Data: Product Interaction

Used for: Analytics, App Functionality

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