iNet - Network Scanner Reviews

by Master-and-Commander

If I remember correctly when Apple removed the ability to pull Mac address’s, you asked your customers to be part of a complaint to Apple. It must be tough when you are not smart enough to figure something out.... others have. Frankly I support Apple with any action intended to protect me. Watching you going on about this was tiresome. While your app-this app is ok, it’s not that ok.

Now I see your app will exit/or force an acceptance of yes, if iNet -this app is not added to locations. Frankly it’s none of your business and if you cannot figure a way through this without coding such a forceful resolve, you are a sad programmer. Others have... This is something to be expected from Facebook or corporations in general, but not from independent programmers.

I’m just glad I did not invest any further time or $$ into your app. It is true iNet has useful info, but the overall view of the programmer is not desirable. i.g. Actions and ability to solution.

I am de-installing now.

by Broken4ever2013

You know know one truly could ever understand what that network has gone through. I’m not saying that the network is functionality right but I think that after the deviating crash in 2012 it will never work right again. Knowing that the network will never have privacy because the entire network is hacked so good that that is also keeping the network in a bad place. I think it’s just time for that network to just pull the plug because it will never be the same. I also think that things should have been different.

by LittleGirlBlue30

I have no training in IT or tech but after my Wi-Fi carrier swapped out modem a 3rd time and the connectivity and failure to connect issues persisted, it was time to try something else. I tried many scanner/detection apps free and paid and this is by far the best. Reveals unauthorized devices and open ports every time. When I had a question/problem I was contacted within 48hrs buy an actual human on their support team (not auto generated email) to follow up. Protect your networks likely save money. Love iNet. Thanks Banana Glue

by Khalidosmani

I am an IT and wanted to try iNet, angry IP and do a better job than iNet. It requires your location in order to San your network. Poor programmed app.

I understand you want to make money by developing an app but at least make a useful interface and upfront. I read the new update doesn’t require location permission but after downloading it was the first prompt to allow my location.

Deleting it now.

by Avi8torbear

Aside from being unable to show MAC addresses, if you purchase the premium upgrade as I did and buy a new IPad user is unable to transfer purchase to next gen ipad

by Aandrewo

iNet, is second only to another, LAN scanners, and numbers the amount and WHO was accessing your LAN, their IP, ping speed, packet size, and Domain. I have a root kit that was attached to my Devices my family who are old vets or law enforcement members, and I was uprooted, and I still dont know how to avert their stalking but this helps. -Andrew Cat.

by AzzaM_1

Hello, I have two mobile phones yesterday, I bought the paid app for my iPhone 6 Plus, I use all of them and collect them linked to my account with Apple, one for the Internet and the other for calls, now I downloaded the application with my other device but I did not receive the copy of the paid application, thank you for your distinguished efforts and please tell me about the correct way and thank you

by Q840av

Too bad there is no support from Apple on newest iOS versions.

by Etkhen

This helps track down problems and saves time. Time is money! Right now I don't have the pro version but I do plan on getting it if it ever goes on sale. It's extremely accurate and provides information that other apps do not. I would recommend this for anyone setting up or keeping track of your network!

by EL.Zeee

Have used for some time now. Icon library could be improved, but generally quite satisfied with Lite and Pro editions.

by VanVPNire

So good easy to use understand information is presented in a way that I can understand. Don’t need to be a savant

by Lybrown2

Well designed. Shows everything on my network. Easy to use.

by Cassius79.

I’ve used the free version of iNet for longer than I can remember. It’s handier than most desktop port scanners!

by Natastech

Hi iNet is great for finding other devices connected to my network or any network when you are finding rogue PCs or hackers that joined your network without your permission.

by JoeMims32754

After replacing my WiFi router, I no longer had the Netgear software that showed Network map. This has been a great relief as well as being more portable on my iPad mini...

by Nockeepe

Good app for free one. Able to see home network. I found I had 2 networks, 1 setup by the router, the other by the internet cable installer. Now I have more capabilities that I knew about. I can look at problems with more information.

by Tcsdoc

I purchased iNet years ago and found it to be extremely handy when working at clients homes or offices. The ability to save scans is one of my favorite features as well as the robust equipment identification.

by Snoapps

I have been using iNet for years for simple net admin tasks, it has been very helpful in scanning a network for hosts as well as finding open services on hosts. Very clean interface and easy to work with!

by Akouris

Very good app, but it is dissapointing to realize that at some “update” you made previously available function suddenly available only if you upgrade.

I understand the need for revenue, but it is a betrayal of trust to your users if you remove functionality.

by Cfomodz

Great app and there is no learning curve to the setup. I am definitely going to support the devs and upgrade to pro if it goes on sale. I don’t really need the extended features, but the free version has worked great for years and I’d like to drop them a few bones (and seeing what bonuses are in the pro version is a plus too!).