iNet Network Scanner - See at a glance what’s happening on your network.
Scan devices, monitor services, find open ports, and wake Macs and PCs remotely.
iNet – Know Your Network.
See at a glance what’s happening on your network.
Which devices are connected to your Wi-Fi? Are there any unknown devices? Which services are active? iNet gives you a clear overview of what’s happening on your local network – and provides the right tools for a closer analysis.
Whether at home or as a network professional, iNet lets you scan your network, identify connected devices, find active services and open ports, and wake Macs, PCs, and other devices remotely.
Give your devices custom names and icons so you can recognize them instantly the next time you scan your network.
With this free and ad-free version of iNet, you can scan your network and view all connected devices.
The features listed here can be unlocked later via an in-app purchase if needed.
Network Scanner
• Find all devices on your network
• View IP and MAC addresses and other device information
• Assign custom names and icons to your devices
• Set IP scan ranges and network interfaces
• Export scan results as CSV or PDF
• Connect directly via SSH, VNC, HTTP, and other services
Bonjour Monitor
• Monitor Bonjour services in real time
• See which services are available on individual devices
• View detailed information about services and domains
Port Scanner
• Find open ports on all devices
• Use predefined port scan lists
Wake on LAN
• Wake Macs, PCs, and other compatible devices over LAN or the Internet
• Put Macs to sleep, shut them down, or restart them remotely
• Execute SSH commands
• Save frequently used devices as favorites
Help & Documentation
• Built-in help in German and English
Privacy Included. Your network data stays with you.
iNet collects no user data and requires no account or sign-in.
There are no subscriptions or recurring fees. Buy iNet once – future updates are included.
Developed and maintained in Germany since 2010.
iNet is also available as a native Mac and iPad version.
I have had suspicions that someone had been using my internet network unauthorized for months. I downloaded multiple paid and free network scanning apps in order to find and eliminate rogue devices. I finally purchased the INET app for my iPhone and it is by far the most useful and impressive network scanning application available. It allows you to see all of the devices connected to your network that may be invisible to even your Internet providers app. I was scanning my network using my internet provider app and it could not see some hidden devices that The INET app found. Finally after much frustration, INET has allowed me to find the rogue devices and gives you enough details to eliminate them from your network. It also gives you a large amount of details for each device connected to your network. I highly recommend purchasing the paid for version of this app. Even if you think no one unauthorized is using your internet, you may be wrong. This is by far the best network scanning application available on the App Store. It is probably the best designed application I have purchased for my iPhone.
Thanks Apple Give MAC address as a permission
AmericalComm
Hands down this is a fantastic app. This is one of the best network scanners and network management tools on the fly that there is. Sadly, then came 11 and Apple saw fit to take away the access to Mac addresses in network access from the iOS platform. From a security perspective, I understand why Apple did this as some bad players could use apps to overreach within your network and identify all your devices and fingerprint your network and things like that for their own selfish gain, however. This should be an option that we can choose to allow back in certain apps and platforms and this is one of them. Such a simple concept, such a little thing that makes all the difference in the world for the end users, experience and flexibility. I truly wish Apple would reconsider this and add this as I said as a flexible, permission and apps within this kind of category and that would be a way to further limited and maintain it by limiting to apps in this type of category.That being said, we should never give up on apps like this and the developers. It is not their fault. I’m here to say I’m gonna stay in support and drive forward because if you curb intellectual minds, you curb growth and development in the future. That affect is felt by everybody.If this affects yourself as it does me, Apple know your opinion, maybe we change it with enough of people looking to maybe we change the world like once dead by the introduction of the iPhone.
Since iPhone 4. I’ve had this app
CCubed2
It's finally time to review. I have had this app on my I phone, consistently since about 2011. I have always found it a necessity, even after iOS stop reporting mac addresses and try to hamstring apps like this. It is still one of my most used and helpful apps not only for this phone but for other devices on my network. Now thanks to Files, shortcuts, and another app that I will not name, everything that I want and had since 2011 is on the iPhone, and iNet is essential to that set up. Of course it also tracks that it is always in the last place that you look a.k.a. once I found it I was done but it does meet all my needs.
To my dear developer
AzzaM_1
Hello, I have two mobile phones yesterday, I bought the paid app for my iPhone 6 Plus, I use all of them and collect them linked to my account with Apple, one for the Internet and the other for calls, now I downloaded the application with my other device but I did not receive the copy of the paid application, thank you for your distinguished efforts and please tell me about the correct way and thank you
[Enhanced] Improved detection of manufacturers (Access to MAC addresses in iOS 27)
[Enhanced] Portscan speed optimized
[Updated] All Databases
[Fixed] Accessibility of the integrated portscan lists
We wish you a successful and lucky 2026!
Version 4.1.2
The developer, BananaGlue GmbH, 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 Collected
The developer does not collect any data from this app.
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