Scan and connect to Bluetooth Low Energy devices. Check for firmware updates via Over-The-Air. Initiate and monitor update processes. View device details and connection status.
by Pierluigi Raffone★ 5.01 ratingsDeveloper ToolsFreeData updated 2026-09-06
Scan for BLE peripherals and connect to multiple devices simultaneously. View and manage BLE characteristics for reading, writing, and notifications. Log general and device-specific events. Export logs in CSV format.
Manage devices and home automation with commands. Play music, check weather, and -enabled devices. Set custom commands and access tips for optimal use.
Scan devices to detect WiFi and VPN connections. View vendor names, IP, and MAC addresses. Set custom IP ranges and assign device names. Ping nodes to check round trip delay, IP, and hostname.
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.
Connect devices via Bluetooth and control tracking
Connects nano 100 and ns trackers via Bluetooth. Enable two-way messaging and device settings. Schedule periodic position reports. Send text messages to other NAL devices or email accounts.
Control connected devices with real-time monitoring and remote adjustments. Manage device settings and firmware updates. Access device data and logs. Integrate with IoT ecosystems for seamless device management.
Scan QR and barcodes to access website URLs, product details, and other information. Save, copy, or share scanned data. Create custom QR and barcode codes using the built-in generator. Detect codes automatically with one tap.
Discover and connect to devices on the network. View a list of available devices and launch in full screen within Safari or Chrome. Requires firmware version 1.7.1 or higher for proper functionality.
Files between iOS devices using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. Add photos, videos, contacts, and clipboard items via the + icon, iTunes , or email. Move files by selecting them and flicking them to the destination device.
Turns your iPhone into a wireless for your Mac. Use full gesture support for scrolling, zooming, and swiping. Connect via Bluetooth or USB cable. Type on your Mac using the built-in keyboard.