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Network Toolkit
Find every device on your Wi-Fi — no account, no cloud
Most network scanners answer "Unknown device". Network Toolkit doesn't. It sweeps your subnet in seconds and, for every device, shows what it thinks it is — with a confidence score and the evidence: mDNS services, SNMP descriptors, open ports, the web server's title. Also: ping, port scanner, DNS lookup, Wake-on-LAN, Wi-Fi channel analysis, offline alerts. No account. No cloud. Free with ads; optional one-time PRO, no subscription.
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I built this because the app everyone recommends for "who's on my Wi-Fi" wants you to create an account before it will scan your own LAN. The part I care most about is device identification. "Unknown device" is a useless answer, so the app shows its reasoning — which mDNS services the device advertises, what its SNMP descriptor says, which ports are open, what its web UI is titled — and gives you a confidence percentage. It's free and ad-supported. Built with .NET MAUI, entirely on managed sockets: shelling out to ping and calling InetAddress.isReachable() both destabilise the runtime under a concurrent sweep, which took me an embarrassingly long time to figure out. Happy to answer anything, including the ugly parts.
About Network Toolkit on Product Hunt
“Find every device on your Wi-Fi — no account, no cloud”
Network Toolkit was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #54 on the daily leaderboard. Most network scanners answer "Unknown device". Network Toolkit doesn't. It sweeps your subnet in seconds and, for every device, shows what it thinks it is — with a confidence score and the evidence: mDNS services, SNMP descriptors, open ports, the web server's title. Also: ping, port scanner, DNS lookup, Wake-on-LAN, Wi-Fi channel analysis, offline alerts. No account. No cloud. Free with ads; optional one-time PRO, no subscription.
On the analytics side, Network Toolkit competes within Android, Privacy and Security — topics that collectively have 71.7k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Network Toolkit performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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