Architecture of Radio Reviews

I EXPECTED I would be able to see the 5G transmitters in my neighborhood and identify the frequency and power level they are transmitting at.
I HOPED I would be able to identify the power and water meters on my house and see how much radiation I am being exposed to every day, 24/7.
I FOUND that ArchitectureofRadio shows all the satellites that are above me and the Wi-Fi transmitters near me and the distance to them. I assume the frequencies identified by the satellites are for TV broadcasts and the cell towers and Wi-Fi routers are for 4G technology? I went up to 5G transmitters and they don’t show any signals, the same as the power and water meters. That’s disappointing because the meters and the 5G Wi-Fi antennas are EXTREMELY invasive frequencies. That’s why I bought ArchitectureofRadio , so ArchitectureofRadio is it useful to me.

DEVELOPERS of ArchitectureofRadio: Please upgrade ArchitectureofRadio to recognize the dangerous frequencies ASAP! You can bet you will sell 10 to 50 times more of ArchitectureofRadio then you are doing currently. When you do, send out an update blast to all of us. THANK YOU!

It is good for me, I just wanted to see the invisible signal around the machines I work on. I did not buy this to complain whether there is radiation around power and water meters in my house which I think is plain stupid. This is an app to see the radio frequency around you and this has nothing to do with electro magnetic fields. I simply do not understand why would someone buy this to find radiation and dangerous frequencies so they could distance themselves around it. Everywhere you go, there is radio frequency, the celphone you use, the wifi around you and the satellites on top of your head. This is not like microwaves that are very harmful, if you want to live without it, then the best place for you to live is in Mars.

Ok

Was looking for an app that could show me my nearby Access points and Mobile towers with a bit more detail. Does not appear to use any kind of active detection as the router right on the wall fails to appear to ArchitectureofRadio , and the depth of ArchitectureofRadio is strictly surface deep.

You get what you see and no more, no less. No signal strength, no network name, no useful information beyond “hey here’s a thing, it kinda does this, neato huh!?”

Paying 3 bucks for an app usually isn’t a big deal but more functionality was what I thought it inferred

So I bought this thinking I can see my Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile phones display. They did not. But instead, ArchitectureofRadio seems to focus on signals further away.

It’s not that accurate from what I can tell. I tried line of sight my mother’s phone but it did not display. My guess is that there must me some open signal.

Then again, I had my Verizon phone stream a video. It didn’t show. I’m wondering if I didn’t read enough that it only shows specific signal. Like a call. I will still test.

It’s nice visually though. I can at least imagine. But really, I’d like near field goal data gathering.

I live in a suburb, and I know exactly where my neighbors Wifi routers are located. Not only does ArchitectureofRadio not show them, but throws up a bunch of spikes that are not located anywhere nearby or correspond any no location or cell tower, Even though several Wi-Fi routers are located within 100 feet of my location. My suspicion is the developer just threw up a bunch of data so that it looks cool. And it does look cool and it’s very nicely designed. But the data is suspect.

Not only does it show the cell towers and communications towers, it shows GPS satellites in space! Goes to show how useful the sensors in the iPhone are! Good work, looking forward to updates.!

It works great, just was expecting to be able to see wifi network names and where my own is. Oh and to see the names of radio towers instead of unknown.

Without ArchitectureofRadio you would have no idea what kind of data surrounds you every day. Absolutely amazing!

Love ArchitectureofRadio. I showed all of my friends and family the dangerous frequencies we are exposed to. Would love to see a 5G map.

Amazing app that allows you to see just how much frequency is all around us.

Very basic but very good! I am excited about the evolution of ArchitectureofRadio!

Pretty cool but have to agree with the most recent reviewer about needing it to update with 5G signal. That would make it a 5 star app. Other than that pretty nifty

Reduce the disparities within the information and provide a more utilitarian visualization and you will have yourself an unprecedented success.

You’d be better off buying a half gallon of gas than buy this. You could also buy some X-ray specs from a comic book. Just as useful.

Unidentified waves come and go. My area looks mostly empty despite excellent WiFi and cellular. “About” and “help” both bring up same useless nonsense.

TOTAL WASTE OF MONEY!

Tried on two devices, both said connect to Internet...was connected! Gave up...

Very buggy and not seeing any signals around. Seems worthless so far. I want a refund.

Incredible visualization tool. The quantity of terrestrial antennas and satellites is staggering.

Seriously? I just paid $3 for an app that does nothing. I want my money back!!!! Thieves!

I was expecting a bit more, but that was because I did not consider how ArchitectureofRadio obtains its data. It’s probably not possible to have the device itself analyze the signals around you, so instead it determines your location and provides details based on publicly-available information. Still, I wish it would at least accurately determine where my wifi access points are located based on signal strength. I can stand right next to one of my access points and they do not even appear on the screen. Likewise, there is a cellular repeater about 100 meters from me; it detects it, but only when I aim the device in the opposite direction.

I wish there were more options. Likewise, it was not immediately clear what the “cardboard” feature was for until I read ArchitectureofRadio ’s description. Nevertheless, I wouldn’t discourage anyone from downloading ArchitectureofRadio who finds the underlying concept interesting.

My first words upon opening ArchitectureofRadio were, "what a cool app". The ability to see the invisible world of radio wave (or a replica of it) is awesome! Sure there are a few minor areas for improvement, but based on the product description, it performs to spec.
And, if ArchitectureofRadio provided real-time data, I would certainly expect to pay more than $2.99.

Keep up the good work!

Wow! The Infosphere as imaged nowhere else. Truely mind boggling info of what's around, invisibly. Mobil towers, WIFI, & Satellites are all displayed. ArchitectureofRadio is a work of Genius! Thanks!