WhereFi

Your Wi-Fi is not your internet. WhereFi tells you which one is actually the problem — in about ten seconds. WHEN SOMETHING ISN'T WORKING Tap "My Wi-Fi isn't working". WhereFi checks three things in order — are you on Wi-Fi, is your router answering, is the internet reachable — and gives you a plain-English verdict with numbered steps for what to do next. It will tell you honestly when your Wi-Fi is fine and the outage is your provider's, so you call the right people. WHEN SOMETHING IS SLOW Tap "What's slowing me down?". WhereFi measures your Wi-Fi link and your internet side by side, compares both against the plan you actually pay for, and names the real bottleneck: your Wi-Fi, your internet, or your plan. THE TWO TESTS, ON THEIR OWN - Internet Speed - real download and upload against Cloudflare's global network. - Wi-Fi Speed - the link between your device and your router, measured offline with latency, jitter and packet loss, rated Excellent to Poor. No internet needed. SURVEY A WHOLE BUILDING Test the internet once, then walk room to room testing Wi-Fi. WhereFi builds one report showing every room, which access point served it, and where the weak spots are — ideal if you have mesh points or extenders and need to know which one is underperforming. EVERY TEST IS SAVED Every check you run is recorded automatically — no save buttons. Open History and re-read any report, or share it as a clean image. KNOW YOUR NETWORK Your provider, your router's brand, its MAC/BSSID and address, your device details, and live ping to both your router and the internet. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No ads. No account. No analytics. Nothing is uploaded. Location is used only to read your Wi-Fi network name — your position is never recorded or stored. Local Network access is used only to talk to your own router. Everything stays on your device unless you tap Share. HONEST BY DESIGN iOS doesn't let apps read raw signal strength (dBm), Wi-Fi band, or channel — so we don't pretend to. We measure what can genuinely be measured: real throughput and real link quality. Works on iPhone, iPad and Mac, with an Apple Watch app for internet speed tests from your wrist. Note: the Wi-Fi Speed test measures your local wireless link, not your internet plan — it can legitimately read faster than your broadband. That's your Wi-Fi doing its job.