Network Snapshot
iOS app by Paran. Utilities · Paran
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- 0.99 USD
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-06
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When network audio disappears, a printer stops showing up, or a NAS service seems different, Network Snapshot gives you a before-and-after record of the services visible on the Wi-Fi you are using. FIND THE SERVICES THAT MATTER • Network audio • Printers • Web and secure web services • SMB file sharing and NAS services • SSH remote access SAVE A BEFORE-AND-AFTER SNAPSHOT Run discovery when you need it, save the result on your device, and compare it later. See services that appeared or disappeared, plus changes to a host check. CHECK ONE HOST AND PORT Enter one host and one TCP port to test whether that destination responds. Network Snapshot never scans a range of ports. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, advertising, analytics or tracking. No remote server or cloud sync. The app does not send or upload snapshots. They stay on your device unless you choose to export readable JSON. BUILT FOR FOCUSED TROUBLESHOOTING Useful when a printer, network-audio service, file share, web service or SSH service appears before a network change and disappears afterward. LANGUAGE CHOICE Choose System Default or one of 16 interface languages in Settings. IMPORTANT SCOPE Network Snapshot discovers only eight declared service types made visible on the current local network. It is not a complete device list or a security scanner. It does not collect MAC addresses, scan multiple ports, detect malware or certify network security. Questions or feedback? Leave a review on the App Store or email help@paran.app.
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