Network Utility Reviews
5/5 rating based on 73 reviews. Read all reviews for Network Utility for iPhone.
Network Utility is free iOS app published by Fausto Ristagno
Simply amazing!!!
Ray Strickland :sweet baby ray
Everything runs super efficiently and fluid. Clean. Does what it claims to do. This app knows everything but your mother's shoe size.
Pro Upgrade icon?
nsbcog
The pro upgrade is no different than the free version. The app icon is not different like other apps that have upgrades. It looks like a way to scam an upgrade.
Great app
CCAZm
Does a lot for the price. Would like to be able to add an identifier to the IP addresses for reference in future scans (Pro version). Very helpful app for those of us who aren’t Geek Gods. ?
No dark mode
Gank!
Other than that, it does it’s job well. It’d be great if they supported dark mode in the widget.
It does work
jior design
The app works and is reliable but is extremely basic and the “Pro upgrade” is completely unnecessary. This is not worth a dime for what it has to offer which is nothing more than the most basic features. There are free offerings such as “Fing network Tools” which has MUCH more. I’m finding that the presentation of this app on the App Store is very misleading and that is simply dishonest. I would really like a refund. The “pro upgrade” is nothing “pro” at all. The only feature that offers a settings menu so you can make adjustments is “ping” and that is it. My honest opinion is there is nothing that is worth spending money on in this application.
Don’t listen to the haters!
pr1mo-III
If you want to pour over network data and packet captures by all means, download / install wireshark and analyze till ur eyes bleed. Why you would want to do that on a mobile sized screen is beyond me but as you wish. However, for those of us who do enough of that on the clock and prefer the simplicity and ease of use of an iOS device the free version has clean intuitive interface with all the pertinents. Pro version gets you way more than a bucks worth of customizing and readout. Worth it ?!