WiFi AR

WiFi AR is an innovative app that visualizes your existing WiFi and cellular networks in augmented reality. It helps you locate the best access points by displaying signal levels, connection speeds, and ping values. Additionally, it identifies neighboring networks that may interfere with your connection, ensuring optimal performance across multiple routers.

Features of WiFi AR:

- Speed Value: Easily check the current connection speed value.

- Ping Value: Find the area with the lowest latency for smooth online gaming in both WiFi and 5G/LTE modes.

- Interference Networks: Identify neighboring networks that may impact your connection quality and switch to a less crowded channel in your router settings.

- Best WiFi AP Detection: Ensure your device is properly switching between multiple routers if you have more than one in your home.

Interface of WiFi AR

- Camera View: The main screen displays a live camera feed from the device’s rear camera, allowing users to see their surroundings in real-time.

- Augmented Data Overlay: This layer appears on top of the camera view and provides visual information related to WiFi networks. It can include signal strength bars, network names (SSID), security icons, and directional indicators pointing towards nearby access points.

- Network List: A list or grid view of available WiFi networks is often displayed, showing details like network names, signal strength, and encryption status. Users can tap on a network to view more information or connect to it.

- Navigation Controls: Some apps may include on-screen buttons or gestures for users to interact with the AR elements, such as zooming in or out, rotating the AR display, or accessing additional features.

- Settings and Options: Users can access settings to customize the app’s behavior, change AR display preferences, or access advanced features like network diagnostics and signal optimization.

- Help and Support: Informational pop-ups, tooltips, or a dedicated help section may be available to assist users in using the app effectively.

- Signal Visualization: In addition to signal strength bars, the app may use color-coding or graphical representations to indicate the quality and strength of WiFi signals in the user’s surroundings.

- Alerts and Notifications: The app can provide alerts and notifications when it detects potential WiFi issues, such as a weak signal or network congestion.

- 3D Objects: Some WiFi AR apps may include 3D representations of routers or access points in the AR overlay to help users visually identify network hardware.

- Connectivity Status: An indicator showing whether the device is currently connected to a WiFi network and the status of the connection (e.g., connected, disconnected, obtaining IP address).

What's New

Updated Wi-Fi modes. Added Band/IEEE mode/max Tx/Rx rate

Bugfix with video capturing on some devices