Give every observation a place.
Work from a calibrated floor plan. Place survey points where you collect them and keep source, time, and context connected to the result.
Native Wi-Fi surveying & planning
Make Wi-Fi
visible.
A clearer view of the places you connect. Map your observations, explore your next move, and keep the evidence in sight.
Native by design. Offline first.
Currently in engineering alpha.
A view from the floor planIllustrative / synthetic
Observations placed on a floor plan.
An interactive illustration of the workflow, not an app screenshot or a real survey. Choose a view or inspect a point.
Made for real spaces.Native interfacesLocal-first projectsEvidence in view
From a room to a clearer picture
Walk the space.
Understand the signal.
Wi-Fi happens in rooms, across walls, and around the people who use it. WiFiPlotter brings the floor plan and the network into the same view.
Explore the next move.
Think through access-point placement, walls, and materials before changing a site. Keep modelled coverage and its assumptions separate from observations.
Return with a point of reference.
Revisit a space, compare distinct survey runs, and carry the map into a report. Preserve the evidence that makes a change worth discussing.
Clarity is more than a heatmap
Every picture
needs provenance.
A measurement is an observation. A prediction is a model. A missing reading stays missing.
WiFiPlotter is being built to keep these distinctions visible, from the floor plan to the report.
- Measured
- A collected observation, with its source and time.
- Predicted
- A modelled result, tied to stated assumptions.
- Synthetic
- Example data. Useful for a demo, never a site result.
- Unavailable
- A reading the device or source cannot provide.
- Unverified
- Something that still needs a real-world check.
Take the workspace with you
Your floor plans.
Your local workspace.
Surveying should fit the site, even when the site has no internet.
The native app is being built to collect, analyse, plan, and export in a local workspace. Core workflows are designed to work without a cloud account.
For people who look after the connection:
- Network installers
- IT & site engineers
- Serious home-network troubleshooting
Engineering alpha
Built deliberately.
Still being built.
WiFiPlotter is in active development. This is a product preview; a public release is still ahead.
01
macOS
Local development build
Native survey, planning, comparison, and export workflows are implemented in an engineering alpha. Field and accessibility validation are ongoing.
02
Windows
In progress
A native Windows interface is in development. Operation on an actual Windows device has not yet been verified.
03
Next up
Validation before distribution
Real-site measurement checks, native interaction testing, and trusted packaging remain release gates. No public download is available yet.
A few useful answers
Before you
plot a point.
Can I download WiFiPlotter now?
There is no public download yet. WiFiPlotter is an engineering alpha with a local macOS development build. The development section above describes the current stage and the remaining release gates.
Which platforms are being built?
The project uses native interfaces for macOS and Windows. macOS has a local development build; Windows work is in progress and has not been verified on a Windows device.
Is the demo a real Wi-Fi survey?
No. The floor plan, contours, and point values are original, deterministic illustrations using synthetic data. Plan view illustrates a model, and Compare view illustrates a change. They are not measurements, RF validation, or an app screenshot.
Will I need a cloud account?
The core app workflows are being designed to work offline in a local project, without a cloud account. This preview does not offer an account service or cloud storage.
Does this website collect survey data?
No survey data is collected or uploaded by this page. The demo runs locally in your browser. This page has no analytics, tracking scripts, external fonts, or signup form. The hosting provider may process ordinary web request information to serve and secure the site.
One point at a time
Follow the build.
A thoughtful tool for understanding the places you connect.