Wi-Fi SweetSpots for Pc

Works with iOS 13.3, and provides useful indication of your the app coverage by evaluating data transfer speeds. I was simply looking for a simple the app signal strength-meter, either a moving needle or a multi-segment bar. The App instead displays real-time data transfer speeds on a moving chart and that’s really much more valuable. I have no idea if the Mbps speed displayed is precisely accurate (it may be), but even if it isn’t, being able to move about and see the relative change in indicated speed is sufficient to be able to determine optimal locations and weak spots. Very nice that you can see the ongoing continuous fluctuations in speed or hold a “button” and see an accumulative average. I think it’s a great tool, very useful for someone looking to optimize their the app data transfer rate. Moving just at a few feet can sometimes make quite a difference. I can see this being useful outside my home too, particularly when choosing seating in areas with public the app. It is important that the user understands that this does not search for the app sources in your vicinity, rather this evaluates (faster speed = stronger signal) the the app source you are already connected with. I’m using the App on an iPhone X running iOS 13.3 and I’m quite pleased with it.

Great app.... but it drives me insane that to do a useful 1 minute test I have to HOLD the button for 60 full seconds and ADD 60 to the current running time. The only useful way to run this tests is in 30, 60 or 90 second scans for average speed.... why can’t this have a simple preference to set an average scan time ? Also, another minor annoyance is the super short pop up of suggested names when you want to rename a location. This should be a full size lists with permanent custom default names as well as recent names . I love this app.. LOVE it! But those 2 things drive me absolutely batty nuts every time with frustration.

When passing through different access points of the same the app name/credentials (poor-man's-mesh-networking) the mac address of the the app access point never updates but the signal meter continues (you can't map overlapping "cells" to know which AP you're connected to so you know which AP to adjust). It stays as the mac addr first AP you started on. The feedback window doesn't scroll and the keyboard covers all but four lines of text. You can't read what you've typed without painfully dismissing the keyboard and hope you hit the right word to edit. When I tried to submit this feedback in-app it told me to enter an email address in the settings menu, but there's no place in the settings menu inside the app to do that. I have to supply feedback through a review.

I use this smartphone productivity app to measure the strength of my Internet connection whether it be at home, work, school, or abroad. It definitely performs its main function quite well although sometimes I have issues with this app. The only way you'll know if this app floats your boat is if you test it out just like I did awhile ago.