Discovery
Hosts + Services
Quickly map what devices and services are present.
Network Visibility for Everyone
See What Is Actually on Your Network.
ScanLan for iPhone helps you discover devices, spot open services, and understand network activity in minutes.
- On-device scanning core
- No in-app analytics tracking
- Great for home, lab, and travel networks
Awareness
What Changed
Compare scans to catch new, removed, or unexpected devices.
Insights
Deep Scan
Drill into one device when you want more detail.
How It Works
Three Steps to Network Clarity
1
Start Scan
Run a local scan on your current Wi-Fi network and discover active hosts quickly.
2
Review Hosts + Services
Inspect host details, service indicators, and optional deep scan output to understand exposure.
3
Export + Share
Export findings as CSV, JSON, TXT, or changes-only CSV for records and follow-up.
Who this is for
Home Users
IT Admins
Travelers
Core Workflow
Built for IT, Home Labs, and Everyday Privacy Checks
Simple Scan Flow
Scan local targets, a single IP, or a domain, then filter by cameras, remote access, admin panels, OT, and file shares.
Clear Results
Confidence explainers and verification probes help reduce false negatives and noisy changes.
Export When Needed
Export full results in CSV, JSON, and TXT, plus changes-only CSV for reporting and record keeping.
Privacy-First Design
Core scanning runs on-device with tracking disabled. Great for checking unfamiliar networks, like a rental or Airbnb stay.
Built for iPhone
Designed for fast local recon workflows on iOS without desktop setup.
On-Device Scanning
Core discovery and service inspection run on your device.
No Account Required
Open the app, grant local network access, and scan.
Interface
Designed for Fast Situational Awareness
Now Available on the App Store
Whether you run IT, manage a home lab, or just want to know what is on the Wi-Fi around you, ScanLan gives fast, local insight.
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Common Questions
Why does ScanLan request Local Network permission?
Local Network permission is required so ScanLan can discover and analyze hosts and services on the Wi-Fi network your iPhone is connected to.
What data does ScanLan collect?
Core scanning results are processed locally on-device. Exported files are only created and shared when you choose to export.
Does ScanLan require an account or login?
No. Core functionality works without account creation.
How does sharing work?
You can export findings as CSV, JSON, TXT, or changes-only CSV and share them using iOS share actions.