Description
WiTagg AntScan app is designed to work with WiSense Wireless Scanners to map WiFi access points and BLE beacons.
The app will connect with WiSense Scanners and control the scanners to start a mapping process. App users need to create an account and register scanners to it.
The app has two main functions:
1) Scan: it will instruct registered scanners to scan WiFi APs and BLE beacons nearby. And it also map the location of AP/Beacons on the map.
2) Review: it will display the mapped APs and Beacons in the map.
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The app will connect with WiSense Scanners and control the scanners to start a mapping process. App users need to create an account and register scanners to it.
The app has two main functions:
1) Scan: it will instruct registered scanners to scan WiFi APs and BLE beacons nearby. And it also map the location of AP/Beacons on the map.
2) Review: it will display the mapped APs and Beacons in the map.
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Is AntScan free?
Yes, AntScan is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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AntScan is free.
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