Who’s on my wifi pro
Who’s on my wifi pro Summary
Who’s on my wifi pro is a free, ad-supported, with in-app purchases Android app in Tools by Magdalm. Released in Jul 2026 (2 months ago). It has about 8.3K+ installs Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 2.1K monthly active users and generates around $<10K monthly revenue (73% IAP / 27% ads). Store last updated Sep 17, 2026
Recent activity: 1.1K installs this week (4K over 4 weeks) showing declining growth View trends →
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App Description
See who’s connected to your wifi and get alerts.
Who’s on my wifi pro helps you see which devices are connected to your WiFi in a clear and simple way.
If you want to know whether phones, computers, TVs, routers, or other devices are using your WiFi, the app shows the available information and helps you identify them.
It can also notify you when a new device appears, so you can check it easily.
The app is designed for anyone who wants to better understand what is connected to their network without having to manually open the router settings.
It also includes additional tools for users who need more technical details.
What can you do with the app?
• See connected and previously detected devices on your local network.
• Get alerts when a new device is detected.
• Tell the difference between known, new, and unknown devices.
• Add a name, icon, and description to devices so they are easier to recognize.
• Check available information such as IP address, MAC address, manufacturer, model, operating system, or host name.
• Review activity history grouped by network.
• Hide known devices so you can focus on new or unknown ones.
• Use a widget to see the latest detected devices.
Additional tools
• Create, scan, and share WiFi QR codes.
• Generate secure passwords compatible with WPA, WPA2, and WPA3.
• Open the router or device configuration page in your browser when available.
• Run connection tests with ping.
• Use Wake on LAN with compatible devices.
• Scan ports to check available services on a device.
• View nearby access points and basic information.
• View nearby bluetooth devices and their information.
• Save router or device profiles locally, protected with a password.
• Export reports in PDF, CSV, or TXT format.
• Back up and restore your data.
• Choose between light mode and dark mode.
It is a practical tool for seeing what is connected to your WiFi, identifying new devices, and keeping your local network information more organized.
