Homedale 2.27 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesHomedale is a small WiFi monitor from The SZ that shows you what your wireless world looks like. It scans for nearby access points and lists their signal strength, network names, channels and security settings in one clear overview. That helps when your connection feels slow and you want to know whether a crowded channel or a weak signal is to blame.
Key Features
- Scans WiFi and WLAN access points and lists their signal strength
- Shows SSID, BSSID, vendor, channel, data rates and security type for each network
- Parses and displays the information elements that access points advertise
- Graphs signal strength over time and can log readings to a text file
- Analyses channel usage so you can pick a better channel for your own network
How to Download
- Click the download button on this page and save the Homedale file to your Mac.
- Open the downloaded file and follow the prompts to get the app ready to run.
- You can also Download from the official site to fetch Homedale straight from The SZ.
System Requirements
The developer lists support for macOS 10.10 and later versions up to recent macOS releases, and the app works with modern WiFi standards and frequency bands.
FAQs
What can Homedale tell me about my network?
It shows how strong your signal is, which channel you are on, how busy that channel is and what security your access point uses.
Can it record signal changes while I move around?
Yes. You can watch selected access points on a graph over time and start logging to a text file when you want a record.
Does Homedale work on the newer WiFi bands?
The developer states support for 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and 6 GHz bands and for standards up to WiFi 7, depending on your hardware.
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