I was a former user of the app inSSIDer previously my favorite networking tool until it disappeared off google and apple stores. I would love to see the Networks tab of inSSIDer incorporated into this app.

Don’t listen to complaints… It’s not Kali but given all of Apple’s restrictions I’m impressed this app does what it does. I can quickly see all network devices ip, hostnames & scan for ports, external ip & routing table without having to pull out my laptop.

This bundle provides a powerful set of tools to supply useful info about your device and its connectivity. Some of the device and network info can already be found on the device, but not in a single-glance-style that these apps provide. There are also tests and granular references to system processes that I'm sure make more sense to developers and those on the programming side. But there are also simple tools that anyone can run, observe, and understand. Some require mild understanding of how the internet works, and some remind me of OS X network utility tasks, so anyone with that familiarity should feel at home. There is also a user guide (documentation) that provides explanations for all the features and cites further info to explore. These seem well worth the value for their utility, especially if you've ever wondered more about your device, or what it connects to.

I bought this bundle yesterday on the hopes that interfering wireless sources could be located (neighbor's wifi, security systems, etc.) but the bundle does not do this. It does supply basic information about one's own LAN which is good if you need that info. Supplies basic information on the iPhone with is not worth the $5 I paid for the bundle. I want my money back but for $5 it is not worth the effort.