Wifi Watcher: Who's On My WiFi

Ever wonder who — or what — is actually connected to your Wi-Fi? WiFi Watcher is a straightforward network scanner that shows you what's on your home network, without needing a networking background to make sense of it. Here's what it does: Scan your network in seconds and see every device connected to your Wi-Fi. Get a clear list of what's out there — routers, laptops, phones, smart plugs, and anything else sharing your connection. Each device comes with a plain-language explanation, so you can tell at a glance what's normal and what might be worth a second look. You'll also get a Privacy Score: one simple number that sums up how exposed your network currently is, along with suggestions for improving it. If you're curious about performance, you can run a speed test anytime and check your download speed, upload speed, and ping. And if you want the full technical picture, WiFi Watcher shows your network name, IP address, gateway, channel, frequency, and signal strength — all explained in terms that actually make sense. A scan history is kept too, so you can see how your network has changed over time. Most network tools are built for IT professionals. This one isn't. It's for anyone who's ever looked at their router and thought, "wait, what is that?" — and wanted a real answer without wading through jargon. Everything runs locally on your device. Your network data is scanned on your phone and never uploaded, stored on a server, or shared with anyone else — what happens on your Wi-Fi stays on your Wi-Fi. Whether you're just curious about your home network, sharing a connection with roommates, keeping an eye on things as a parent, running a small office, or just switched routers and want some peace of mind — WiFi Watcher gives you a clear, honest look at what's really going on.