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A network multitool for iOS: ping, traceroute, SSH, DNS lookup, port scanner, subnet calculator, WHOIS, telnet, LAN scan, TLS, speedtest and iperf3 - bundled in one app. No ads, no paywall, completely free.
I do a fair amount of network troubleshooting away from my desk - checking if a host is up, a quick DNS lookup, scanning a port, working out a subnet on the fly. On mobile that always meant juggling three or four different apps, half of them plastered with ads or asking for payment.
So I built the one I actually wanted: Network Tools: Net Toolkit
Everything in one place:
- Ping & traceroute
- SSH (scp, ssh-copy-id, proxy jump, port forwarding)
- DNS lookup (A, AAAA, MX, TXT…)
- Port scanner
- Subnet / CIDR calculator
- Whois, Telnet, LAN scan
- Speedtest, iperf3
- Wi-Fi link survey
No ads, no paywall, completely free. I built it mostly for myself, but figured some of you might find it handy too.
Would love your feedback and critique - especially what tool you'd want added next.
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About Network Tools on Product Hunt
“Every network tool you need, in one free iOS app”
Network Tools was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #144 on the daily leaderboard. A network multitool for iOS: ping, traceroute, SSH, DNS lookup, port scanner, subnet calculator, WHOIS, telnet, LAN scan, TLS, speedtest and iperf3 - bundled in one app. No ads, no paywall, completely free.
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