What's New: See what changed since your last scan — new devices, returning devices, and devices that dropped off your network are now called out automatically, right on the scan screen and in your scan history. Refreshed empty states and device icons throughout the app to feel more at home on iOS. On-device AI security analysis now makes smarter use of its available context on both small and large networks, so more relevant devices and vulnerabilities get covered in the write-up. Fixed an issue where a device could briefly show as both "new" and "gone" if its network identity changed between scans. Various copy fixes (pluralization, "Wi-Fi" capitalization) and visual polish across Port Scanner, Security, Speed Test, and Who's on Wi-Fi. Removed the device-type breakdown chart from the Network overview screen (per-type counts are still available from the Devices tab filter). General reliability improvements. Added optional tip jar to support the developement of the app Bug Fixes + Improvements

New in this update: Advanced Speed Test A redesigned, more accurate speed test that runs against real speed-test servers. Export your scans Save results as a PDF report or a tab-delimited (TSV) file to share or keep. New map view (Beta) An optional hierarchical, tiered layout for the topology map. Switch between it and the classic view anytime in Settings. Smarter security guidance Security analysis now includes clear remediation steps, so you know not just what a risk is but how to fix it. More accurate gateway detection Netsight now reads your device's real default route to identify the gateway more reliably. Smoother onboarding A clearer, up-front permissions step gets you scanning faster, with better guidance if Local Network access was denied. Support the developer An optional tip jar for anyone who'd like to chip in. Netsight stays free for everyone. Plus a tidier Settings screen and a fix for occasional conflicting severity labels on device findings. Have feedback or found a bug? I'd love to hear it.