Allows users to host a Bedrock Edition server and display it as a LAN server on Xbox or PlayStation devices. Enter server IP and port, run the service, then connect via the LAN tab in Minecraft. Supports connection without DNS rerouting.
Diagnostic tools for checking internet connectivity and devices. View external IP and connection details. Discover local devices. Scan IP ranges to identify hosts and check open ports.
Manage network settings and monitor performance remotely. Add and configure AiMesh nodes for expanded coverage. View network topology and optimize settings. Set up parental controls to restrict access and manage device permissions.
Network hosts and services for availability. Check if hosts are online or offline. View of network devices on LAN or Internet. Quickly identify unreachable hosts and services. Set up monitoring lists for regular checks.
Download and upload speeds for WiFi and mobile networks. Measure ping and jitter for latency. View real-time connection graphs. Track past results with detailed charts and averages. Troubleshoot or verify ISP-provided claims.
Calculate subnets using IP addresses and subnet masks. Determine subnet bits, maximum subnets, and hosts per subnet. Support IPv4 with CIDR, FLSM, and VLSM. Include IPv6 and IPv4 conversion. Export results to CSV files.
Secure your internet connection by encrypting data and hiding your IP address. Prevent DNS leaks and bypass regional restrictions. Set up automatic connections and manage multiple devices. Monitor network activity and disable tracking features.
On LAN allows users to remotely power on a computer by sending a magic packet. Configure devices, select targets, and initiate startup. Requires proper network and hardware setup for functionality.
Change device DNS settings for WiFi or mobile data. Select from customizable DNS servers. Enable Private VPN for enhanced security. Monitor connection speed and DNS performance. Access restricted content and private browsing features.
Perform HTTP requests including GET, HEAD, POST, PUT, DELETE, OPTIONS, and TRACE. View raw headers and HTML responses. Simulate different user-agents. Support SSL for https requests with certificate details. Save and review history of tested URLs.
Measure upload and download speeds for 2G, 3G, 4G, and Wi-Fi networks with one click. network delay and results. Perform ping, nslookup, whois, and Wi-Fi LAN scans to analyze network performance.
Monitor Wi-Fi networks and connected devices. Test download and upload speeds for various connections. Perform ping tests and check details. View system information including CPU, memory, and storage. Track real-time performance.
Scan and identify devices on your local . Detect issues with like ping, traceroute, DNS lookup, and whois. Support IPv6 scanning and Bonjour discovery.
View device details like model, OS version, and build number. Check Wi-Fi networks, BSSID, SSID, and IP addresses. Monitor data usage and device uptime. Access kernel version and host name through widgets or the .
Capture and analyze HTTP/HTTPS traffic, rewrite requests, and manage SSH connections. Use Terminal and Python3 for scripting. Edit cookies, perform DNS parsing, and run traceroutes. Monitor system resources like CPU, memory, and network.
Displays device details including disk capacity, network IP addresses, cellular carrier data, CPU usage, and RAM statistics. Users can view hardware specifications, storage usage, and performance metrics.
Provides connectivity status, public IP, DNS servers, and details. Displays geolocation data including city, county, postcode, ISP, and coordinates. Allows comparison of location data with GPS coordinates.