Yes, Network Utility is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
🤔 The Network Utility app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
Network Utility has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is £1.99.
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4.55 out of 5
40 ratings in United Kingdom
I was on vacation using the apartment’s internet router and needed the local IP address of one of my devices. This app was able to show a list of IP addresses in use. No device names shown regrettably but I worked my way through the addresses with the web browser and was able to get into the gadget’s portal.
It’s not at all accurate counting mobile data at all.
This app gives you all the info and tools you need for IP network monitoring and diagnostics. Add to that a fantastic developer open to feedback and very responsive to messages and you have a perfect app. Definitely recommend upgrading to Pro to unlock all the widgets and features.
Contrary to 'sixpence569' I found the app very good. Far better than most of the other apps I have used for ‘network’ work. In fact it covers everything that I found in different apps, BUT ALL in the same app. Before I was using five different apps to get the same functionality as this one on it’s own! A time saver - well worth the 99p!
The app doesn’t tell much about the WiFi. I was expected info like channels the WiFi is on etc. Very limited scope.
I purchased this and was unable to get it to work I emailed the developer who took 2 weeks when the reply came I was given a token and guess what I was billed again Tried to sort this out failed by Apple and the developer DO NOT PURCHASE ITS A FAILURE
I was very surprised when I opened this. If you understand its uses it’s a very powerful well scripted tool.
Love this app works well on iso8
Works well for iPad and has all the network features I need. Altogether a well designed app.
Why does an indi developer want to track you? This is suspicious to say the least. Ok, it’s limited, by WHY? The app is not bad but others can replace it easily. And on my devices they will….
