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About LiteNetCheck

LiteNetCheck is a production-network toolkit for technicians who need to understand, configure, and monitor the devices that keep a show running. SCAN THE NETWORK Discover responding devices across your local subnet, identify manufacturers, and save the endpoints you need. ORGANIZE THE RIG Name devices, create groups, save network profiles, and keep critical addresses easy to find. CONFIGURE DEVICES Open embedded device web interfaces directly from LiteNetCheck instead of juggling IP addresses and browser tabs. MONITOR STATUS Track reachability from a focused status board, review outage history, and enable local notifications. sACN VIEWER — PRO Automatically discover sACN sources and universes, filter universes, inspect source address, priority, sequence and sourced slots, and view live levels across all 512 DMX channels. FREE Scan the full subnet and save, monitor, and configure up to five devices. LITENETCHECK PRO Unlock unlimited saved devices and the complete set of advanced network tools with a one-time purchase. No account is required. Network discovery and device communication happen directly on your local network.

App privacy

The developer, Alexander Maxwell Fogel, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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