Lists Bluetooth LE device advertisements detected by CoreBluetooth API. It shows device services, manufacturer data, and general Bluetooth information. It supports detailed parsing of ruuvi sensor tag data.
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Scan nearby Bluetooth devices and view their signal strength. Detect and monitor Bluetooth Low Energy peripherals. Identify iBeacon and Eddystone formats including UID, TLM, and URL. Locate lost Bluetooth devices like fitness trackers.
Monitor device hardware and software performance. View CPU details, screen specifications, battery status, and network information. Track memory and storage usage. Access sensor data and run diagnostics for iPhones and iPads.
Read vehicle diagnostic codes and monitor engine performance. Connect to an ELM327 adapter via Bluetooth. View fault codes, reset check engine light, and access real-time data. Track vehicle parameters and store diagnostic history.
Stream live audio to your smart device using Wi-Fi. Use preferred headphones, neck loops, or hearing aids. Access ultra-low latency audio for assistive listening, live events, and silent screens.
Scan and to Bluetooth Low Energy devices. View device information and interact with them. Advertise as a peripheral and support Bluetooth profiles. Update device firmware using DFU capabilities.
Explore surroundings with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth scans
Helps users identify nearby Wi-Fi and Bluetooth devices. It uses the magnetometer sensor to detect magnetic field changes. The includes an infrared filter tool for analyzing environmental light conditions.
Control smart devices with native support for Milight, LimitlessLED, EasyBulb, LIFX, Belkin WeMo, Indigo, and URL calls. Trigger actions via geofences, schedules, or voice recognition. Add custom attributes to commands.
Detects hidden cameras using network scans, flash illumination with a red filter, Bluetooth scanning, and magnetic sensor detection. Alerts users to potential surveillance devices in environments like hotels or bathrooms.
Allows users to manage and customize network traffic. It records HTTP requests and responses, supports MitM decryption for TUN interface traffic, and enables HTTP rewriting with URL redirection or header/body modifications.