Discover everything on your Wi-Fi — and what's actually risky.
Privacy-first network scanner for iOS. No accounts, no servers, no subscriptions. Find every device on your network — Macs, PCs, phones, printers, smart TVs, routers, Matter and smart-home gear — and see every security finding in one place, ranked by severity.
Most network scanners hand you a wall of port numbers and walk away. NetScanPro explains them in plain language — and now goes a step further, telling you what's actually risky versus what's just good to know.
Port security notes use severity tiers, so a genuine risk looks different from a "good to know." Tap port 445 and SMB is flagged as a real risk with the WannaCry context and a specific action to take. Tap port 3389 and RDP is called out for brute-force exposure. Notes for SMB, RDP, RTSP, and printer ports lead with the risk and the fix — not a wall of trivia.
Network printers, IP cameras, RDP, Telnet, MQTT, VNC — services that are harmless on your home Wi-Fi but a problem if your network is misconfigured. NetScanPro flags them, ranked by how much they actually matter.
It's built for the curious — people who want to know what's actually running on their network, and what to do about it.
Scan every device on your network at once and see all your security findings in one place — grouped by risk type, color-coded by severity. Tap any finding to see exactly which devices are affected.
Scans your Wi-Fi using four discovery methods in parallel — TCP probing, Bonjour/mDNS, SSDP/UPnP, and ICMP ping. Finds Macs, PCs, phones, printers, smart TVs, routers, smart speakers, and Matter/smart-home devices — with hostname, IP, MAC, and vendor info.
Each Wi-Fi network keeps its own device list and scan history. Create networks manually and pin scans to a specific one, so two sites that look identical (same subnet, same gateway) never merge into one record. Move devices between networks to reorganize your catalog. Field tech or MSP? See how NetScanPro handles multi-site work →
Scans 25 common ports per device — including VNC (5900). Tap any port for a plain-language explanation. Security notes are tiered by severity and rewritten for SMB, RDP, RTSP, and printer ports to lead with the real risk and a specific action.
All scanning happens locally on your iPhone. No accounts, no analytics, no tracking, no servers. Your scan history stays on your phone — nothing ever leaves it.
Pro unlocks for $6.99, once. No subscriptions, no upsells, no expiration. Pay through Apple, restore on any device signed into your Apple ID.
All scanning happens on your iPhone. NetScanPro never connects to remote servers, because there are no remote servers. There's no account to create, no email to hand over, no "free trial that requires sign-up."
No analytics SDKs. No crash reporters. No third-party trackers. Face ID is required to unlock the app, so even your local scan history stays yours. Payment is handled by Apple — NetScanPro never sees your card details.
Restore Purchase brings your Pro entitlement to any device signed into your Apple ID.
Similar device discovery, but no subscriptions and no servers. Fewer bells and whistles — more privacy. NetScanPro doesn't phone home, doesn't require an account, and unlocks fully for a one-time $6.99. For a full side-by-side, see our comparison of the best private, no-subscription iPhone network scanners.
Yes — any standard home Wi-Fi. NetScanPro is designed for /24 IPv4 subnets and is IPv6-aware. Works on Wi-Fi 5, 6, 6E, and 7 routers from any vendor.
Yes. Each network keeps its own separate device list and scan history. You can create networks manually and pin a scan to a specific one, so two sites that share the same subnet and gateway stay separate instead of merging. Pro adds a PDF report per network you can hand off. And because nothing ever leaves your phone, scanning a client network doesn't send their data anywhere.
iOS requires that permission for any app that scans the local network. It's the same prompt Sonos, Hue, and AirPlay apps trigger. Explained in the App Store privacy disclosure.
Yes — the latest release improves detection of smart-home and Matter devices. Some legacy proprietary devices (like older Amazon Echoes) still don't broadcast on standard mDNS, but coverage keeps expanding.
No. There's nothing to sell. Nothing leaves your device — no scan history, no device list, no analytics. There's no server to leak from because there's no server.
Tap "Restore Purchase" inside NetScanPro on the new device. Your Pro entitlement follows your Apple ID, so any iPhone or iPad signed in gets Pro features automatically.
Free to try with unlimited device discovery. Unlock Pro for $6.99 — once, never again.