Network Analyzer Pro is a complete network toolkit that turns your iPhone or iPad into a powerful diagnostic instrument. Whether you are troubleshooting a slow connection, tracking down unknown devices, or exploring how the internet routes your traffic, it puts professional-grade tools right in your pocket - no desktop or extra hardware required.
Discover every device on your LAN, watch your traceroute unfold on a world map, measure your real download and upload speeds, work out any subnet with the IP calculator, and diagnose any host with ping, traceroute, port scanning, DNS lookup, and whois. From home users to IT professionals, Network Analyzer Pro delivers everything you need in one polished app.
LAN scanner:
- Fast and reliable detection of all devices on Wi-Fi, VPN, and personal hotspot networks
- IP addresses, MAC addresses, and vendors of all discovered devices
- NetBIOS, mDNS (Bonjour), LLMNR, DNS, SNMP, and WS-Discovery names
- Reachability (ping) test, IPv6 availability, and IPv6 addresses
- Custom device names and vendors, scan history, and favorites
- Quick actions: open the web interface, browse Bonjour and UPnP services, or wake the device
- Wake on LAN (WOL) including remote WOL
- Scan of custom IP ranges, filtering, and search in the device list
Ping & traceroute:
- Round-trip delay, IP address, and hostname for every node
- Selectable ICMP, UDP, and TCP ping and ICMP/UDP traceroute probes
- Configurable probe delay, payload size, TCP port, and don't-fragment flag
- Audible ping
- Geolocation (latitude, longitude, country, city, time zone), AS number, and network name
- Complete traceroute visualization on the map
- Real-time graphical ping statistics
Port scanner:
- Scan common ports, custom ranges, or the complete port range
- Detection of closed, firewalled, and open ports
- Descriptions of known port services
- Editable common port list and adjustable scan rate
Whois:
- Look up domains, IP addresses, and AS numbers
- Classic whois and the modern RDAP protocol, with custom servers
DNS lookup:
- Functionality similar to nslookup or dig
- Query all record types at once or a single type
- A, AAAA, CAA, CNAME, HINFO, LOC, MX, NAPTR, NS, PTR, SOA, SPF, SRV, SSHFP, and TXT records
- DNSSEC records: DNSKEY, CDNSKEY, RRSIG, NSEC3PARAM, NSEC, NSEC3, DS, CDS, TLSA
- Custom DNS server and port, no-recursion option, all response sections
Internet speed:
- Download, upload, and server latency measurement
- Graphical speed test view
- History with full results including graphs, custom names, and notes
IP calculator:
- Details about any IPv4 or IPv6 address, range, or subnet
- Network, broadcast, masks, address count, type, class, IANA block, reverse DNS, supernet, subnet splitting, membership test
- Binary, decimal, hex, and IPv6 forms (expanded, 6to4, NAT64, Teredo, EUI-64)
MAC address browser:
- Vendor lookup (IEEE MA-L, MA-M, MA-S), address type, administration, SLAP quadrant, and known use
- Custom name and vendor assignment used throughout the app
Network information:
- Default gateway, DNS server, HTTP proxy, external IP (v4 and v6) with hostname, AS number, and AS name
- Wi-Fi details: SSID, BSSID, router vendor, security type, IP address, and subnet mask
- VPN, USB Ethernet, and personal hotspot connection details
- Cell network type, with dual SIM support
- Wi-Fi, cell, and VPN data usage since the last boot
Local service discovery:
- Bonjour and UPnP/DLNA browsers
Siri, Shortcuts, and controls:
- Siri, Spotlight, and Shortcuts app support for every tool
- Control Center, Lock Screen, and Action button controls
- Share extension: query any website from Safari
- Home screen quick actions
More:
- No ads
- Light and dark theme
- Full IPv6 support everywhere, with selectable IPv4/IPv6
- History of all performed tasks, with favorites
- Export by email, AirPrint, and AirDrop
- Copy/paste support
- Detailed help
- Regular updates
I’ve been involved in IT for around 40 years(well before the term was invented), but have been retired since 2018). I also have a bespoke domain hosted on lesser well known ISPs. So, when I’ve had the occasional loss of service, this tool lets me do some preliminary diagnosis for myself: ping the server and see if it responds, try traceroute and see if an intermediate connection is an issue, try a dns query to see if an ip address change hasn’t yet rippled across the wider internet…Hard core experts would obviously just use the command line prompt, but a GUI is much more user friendly, especially for novices. This means that if I need to contact tech support, I can normally bypass scripted responses like “have you switched it on and off again?” and be put in touch with the people that “know stuff” and might be able to fix it.
SuperTool. Worth every penny and some
Deegeepee1966
Firstly let me say I hope you never need this. When you do need to troubleshoot a network issue, I honestly wouldn’t bother looking further. It helped me prove to my isp that my network issues were nothing to do with devices, wireless or wired, and the issue was that my router kept rebooting when net strength dipped. I had a mate in similar position who recommended it to me. He also deemed it worthy of paying for. It saved far more than its meagre cost and truly delivers. Sure I could have done the same with net tools on a Linux box, but this is a tool I always have with me in case a friend or family member asks for help. Like the saying the best camera is the one with you, this is of the same ilk. Just have to see if my payment will allow it to install my MacBook as well
A powerful network diagnostic tool
Lordtyphon
Network Analyzer Pro is an impressively comprehensive and well-presented app. It provides a clear overview of the devices on my home network, including their IP addresses, together with useful diagnostic tools such as Ping. It also allows you to drill down and uncover a considerable amount of detailed information.I recently had a problem with a networked device that controls other equipment. Using Network Analyzer Pro on my phone, I was able to examine the entire network, identify the source of the problem and fix it. That experience alone demonstrated just how practical and capable this app is. Thoroughly deserving of five stars.P
Very helpful in finding network issues
RH500
Up to iOS 10 at least this has been extremely helpful in diagnosing and investigating networking problems. The speed test is a useful tool but the best capability is to see exactly what is attached to a network and to be able to ping devices to check they are responding. It is very frustrating that from iOS 11 it won't be able to read MAC addresses as this has been one of its most useful features.
- MAC addresses and vendors are shown again on iOS 27 and newer
- IPv4/IPv6 calculator with details about addresses, ranges and subnets
- MAC address browser showing details about a MAC address, with custom name and vendor assignment
- Speed test: server latency measurement, full results (including graphs) kept in history, and custom names and notes for history items
- WS-Discovery support in the LAN scanner, improving device detection on Windows networks
- Improved device name and vendor detection in the LAN scanner
- Support for scanning devices connected to the personal hotspot
- iOS 27 compatibility fixes
- Many other bug fixes and minor improvements
Version 9.2
The developer, Techet, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
Data Not Linked to You
The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:
Usage Data
Diagnostics
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