Vernet shows you devices on your Wi-Fi, tests your speed, checks open ports, and provides ping and DNS tools in one simple network utility.
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No technical jargon. No confusing setup. Just clear answers about what's connected and how well it's working.
See your Wi-Fi name, BSSID, local address, gateway, and subnet at a glance.
Scan your network to find connected devices, and optionally start a scan whenever the app opens.
Check popular ports, a custom range, or a single port on any device or website.
Check if a website or device responds, look up addresses, and find device names with reverse DNS.
Measure your real download and upload speed whenever you need to.
See your public IP and internet provider without digging through settings.
Start device scans when the app opens and get notified when the results are ready.
Adjust scan ranges, ping count, and connection timeouts to suit your network.
Choose whether Vernet can use internet access and location permission. Your location stays on your device.
One tap starts a scan of your local network. Vernet lists every connected device — routers, laptops, phones, smart TVs — along with their address, so you always know what's using your Wi-Fi.
Curious what services a device or website exposes? Scan the top ports, a custom range, or a single port, and see clear, plain-English results — no security expertise needed.
Run an inbuilt speed test to see how your connection is performing, right from Vernet.
Enter a website or host to test whether it is reachable and see how quickly it responds.
Vernet is built with Flutter and is available on Android, macOS, Linux, and Windows. An iOS version is coming soon.
The full source code is public on GitHub under the Apache License 2.0, for anyone to read, build, or modify. The Google Play build contains ads to support development; F-Droid and GitHub builds are ad-free. No account is required, and no data is sold.