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Wifiman

WiFiman is here to save your network from sluggish surfing, endless buffering, and congested data channels.

Details and Features

With this free-to-use (and ad-free) app, you can do the following:

  • Detect available WiFi networks and Bluetooth LE devices instantly.
  • Scan network subnets for additional details on detected devices, such as Bonjour, SNMP, NetBIOS, and Ubiquiti discovery protocols.
  • Connect to your UniFi network remotely via Teleport – a free, zero-configuration VPN.
  • Conduct download/upload speed tests, store results, compare network performance, and share insights with others.
  • Relocate your access points (APs) to nearby data channels to instantly increase signal strength and reduce traffic volume.
  • Test the connection speed between your UniFi Dream Machine or UDM Pro and mobile devices.
  • See enhanced details about all of the Ubiquiti devices on your network (UniFi, AmpliFi, AirMAX, EdgeMAX, EdgeRouter, EdgeSwitch, UISP, AirCube, AirFiber).

Using Wifiman, You’ll see IP address, netmask, gateway, DNS server, SSID, BSSID, signal strength, wireless channel, ping latency, and packet loss information.

View on Google Play Store

Free or paid:

  • Free

Accessibility and User Comments:

The app is mostly accessible, with a few unlabeled buttons here and there. The button that brings up the app menu, which can be found at the left top, is unlabeled, as is the device search button at the discovery tab.

I love and often use this app to test my connection speed and measure the signal strength. This is by far the best app for speed testing purposes, in my opinion, since you can just leave your finger in the middle of the screen during testing and you can hear an instant change in your speed check for both downloading and uploading speed tests.

Last Tested App version and Android version:

2.3.4. Android 14

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Salih Kunduz

Co-founder of Accessible Android, he has been using Android since 2013. He closely follows social media and global accessibility developments and has worked with many Android developers to make their apps and services accessible.

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