NetScanPro is a privacy-first iOS network scanner built to handle the thing most scanners get wrong: client sites that look identical. No accounts, no servers, nothing leaving the client's local network.
Two client sites both running 192.168.1.x behind a .1 gateway are indistinguishable to automatic network detection — there is no signal to tell them apart, so most scanners merge them into one device list.
NetScanPro fixes this by letting you draw the boundary yourself: create a named network for each site, pin your scan to it, and the records stay separate no matter how identical the sites look.
Create a network per client site and pin scans to it. Look-alike subnets never merge. Switching sites is one tap.
Inherited a merged record? Create the second site and move its devices over. Scan history stays where it happened.
Export a PDF report per network — device details, identification, and full port scan results — ready to hand to a client.
Scan every device at a site at once and see findings grouped by service and ordered worst-first, so you can tell a client what actually needs attention.
All scanning happens on-device. No accounts, no cloud, no analytics. Nothing leaves the client's local network — which makes it easy to answer when a client asks where their data goes.
Pro is a single purchase through Apple. No per-seat subscription, no recurring line item.
A device with no hostname is the one you have to identify by hand. After a port scan, NetScanPro lists every device with an open web port and opens any of them in Safari with a tap, so a nameless box on the list becomes a login page without typing an address. What answers varies by device — an admin login, a control panel, or an error — but the list tells you which devices are worth trying.
Free to try with unlimited device discovery. Pro unlocks unlimited scans, port scanning, the security summary, and PDF reports for $9.99, once.