Wi-Fi Analyzer
Wi-Fi Analyzer is a Mac network utility that helps you inspect Wi‑Fi conditions, test internet performance, and identify devices on your local network.
What is Wi-Fi Analyzer?
Wi-Fi Analyzer is a network diagnostics app for Mac, iPhone, and iPad that helps users understand Wi‑Fi and local network performance. It is designed for people troubleshooting slow connections, checking signal quality, measuring internet speed, or reviewing what devices are connected to the same network. The app includes tools for speed tests, device discovery, and connection checks, along with more advanced diagnostics such as ping, traceroute, DNS lookup, WHOIS, and port scanning. It also presents signal strength, latency, packet loss, and related network details in a more visual, easier-to-read way than many built-in tools. For Mac users, it fits best as a utility for home network checks, basic performance monitoring, and quick problem isolation. Wi-Fi Analyzer is published by Rivia Corp s.r.o.
Key features
- Scan the current Wi‑Fi network and identify connected devices
- Run download, upload, and latency tests to measure internet performance
- Check connection paths with ping and traceroute tools
- Look up DNS, WHOIS, and port information for network troubleshooting
- Review signal strength, latency, packet loss, and related network metrics over time
- Detect network instability and performance changes with visual diagnostics
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
Wi-Fi Analyzer performs network diagnostics, so access to local network information and nearby connection details is normal for its purpose. Its tools can reveal device names, IP addresses, DNS details, and other technical information about your network, which is useful for troubleshooting but worth treating as sensitive if you share screenshots or reports. Use it on networks you manage or have permission to inspect, and review its privacy information if you plan to rely on features that test or scan network services.
Recommendation: Keep Wi-Fi Analyzer if you actively use it to troubleshoot Wi‑Fi issues, run speed tests, or inspect devices on your network. If you no longer use its diagnostics tools, you can remove it like other third-party Mac apps without affecting macOS beyond losing its network testing features.
Common paths
/Applications/Wi-Fi Analyzer.app
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