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WiAware
Know if your WiFi is good for a call before you join
Stop guessing whether your call will break. WiAware sits in your Mac's menu bar and tells you, in plain words, if your connection is good for a call, and if not, whether the problem is your WiFi, your router or the internet. It checks before each meeting in your calendar, watches closer during calls, and names the app eating your upload. A week of history stays on your Mac. No account, no analytics. Free for 14 days, then $14.99 once.
I’m Sooraj, an iOS and macOS developer. I built WiAware for myself.
Where I live and work there are several WiFi networks. My Mac kept picking the wrong one, or holding on to a weak one, right as a call started. Every WiFi tool I tried showed me numbers and graphs. I just wanted to know: will this call work, and if not, why?
So WiAware puts one icon in your menu bar:
Full wave: calls are fine
Broken wave: calls may stutter
Dot: calls will not work
Open it and it tells you where the problem is (WiFi, router or internet) and what to do. It checks before each meeting in your calendar, watches more closely during a call, and tells you if another app is using your upload.
No account, no analytics. Everything stays on your Mac.
It’s free for 14 days, then $14.99 once for 2 Macs. No subscription.
🎁 Launch offer: the first 25 people get 50% off with code PRODUCTHUNT50 at checkout, until 15 November.
What I’d love feedback on:
Is the one-icon idea clear, or would you want numbers too?
What else breaks your calls that WiAware should catch?
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About WiAware on Product Hunt
“Know if your WiFi is good for a call before you join”
WiAware was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #382 on the daily leaderboard. Stop guessing whether your call will break. WiAware sits in your Mac's menu bar and tells you, in plain words, if your connection is good for a call, and if not, whether the problem is your WiFi, your router or the internet. It checks before each meeting in your calendar, watches closer during calls, and names the app eating your upload. A week of history stays on your Mac. No account, no analytics. Free for 14 days, then $14.99 once.
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Sooraj P
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I’m Sooraj, an iOS and macOS developer. I built WiAware for myself.
Where I live and work there are several WiFi networks. My Mac kept picking the wrong one, or holding on to a weak one, right as a call started. Every WiFi tool I tried showed me numbers and graphs. I just wanted to know: will this call work, and if not, why?
So WiAware puts one icon in your menu bar:
Full wave: calls are fine
Broken wave: calls may stutter
Dot: calls will not work
Open it and it tells you where the problem is (WiFi, router or internet) and what to do. It checks before each meeting in your calendar, watches more closely during a call, and tells you if another app is using your upload.
No account, no analytics. Everything stays on your Mac.
It’s free for 14 days, then $14.99 once for 2 Macs. No subscription.
🎁 Launch offer: the first 25 people get 50% off with code PRODUCTHUNT50 at checkout, until 15 November.
What I’d love feedback on:
Is the one-icon idea clear, or would you want numbers too?
What else breaks your calls that WiAware should catch?
Thanks for trying it!