Tool for penetration testing only. Never use this tool on a network you do not own.
Explore nodes and performances, build a WiFi coverage heatmap...
Commercial software with public sources to let you learn iOS programming: available on GitHub
My name is Alexandre Fenyo, I'm currently living in the suburbs of Paris, the capital city of France. I've started programming using the BASIC language in year 1979 on a PET CBM 4032 personal computer, more than four decades ago. The following year, I discovered the assembly language on a Sinclair ZX-81 extremely low-cost computer. After that, I've had the opportunity to work on many eclectic and open computers: C64, Atari ST, Vax VMS mini-computer, RS/6000 IBM RISC-based Unix servers, SunOS/Solaris Sparc multi-processor workstations, Silicon Graphics 3D workstations, high-performances parallel machines...
As a network engineer and an independant programmer, I mainly publish open-source free software on my github account, but since I need an income to continue to develop quality software, I also write commercial software since 1994 when I sold a Unix/X-Window app to the french state-owned aerospace manufacturer. I'm developing mobile apps since year 2001 when I published some WindowsCE/PocketPC apps. About 10 years later, I published VPN-over-DNS in 2012, a free software for Android that reached more than 100 000 downloads after a decade on the Google Play store:
Depending on your needs, you may contact me directly either on general purpose social networks, Twitter (@wifimapexplorer) and facebook (WiFi Map Explorer), or on specialized social networks for software developers: GitHub (AlexandreFenyo), stackoverflow (alexandre-fenyo) and dockerhub (fenyoa). Do not hesitate to give me your feedback on this app, or to ask any network or programming question you think I may be able to answer!
Find below the dedicated web site for GNetWatch and my personal web site in case you would be interested in my other personal and professionnal activities:
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Swift sources available online! Explore the git repository on GitHub
First commercial version available on the App Store Download the app from the App Store