iNet - Network Scanner
Which devices are connected to your Wi-Fi? Are there any unknown devices? Which services are active? iNet gives you a clear overview of what’s happening on your local network – and provides the right tools for a closer analysis.
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What iNet does
iNet - Network Scanner is a mobile app published by BananaGlue GmbH. Apple categorizes it under Productivity, and this guide treats it as a focused network scanner tool. It combines the official listing, current version metadata, supported-language record, screenshots and verified store links so readers can understand the product before installing it.
The developer's App Store description explains: “Which devices are connected to your Wi-Fi? Are there any unknown devices? Which services are active? iNet gives you a clear overview of what’s happening on your local network – and provides the right tools for a closer analysis.” This is attributed product information rather than an independent hands-on claim. Use the official screenshots below to compare the described workflow with the current interface in the store.
iNet – Know Your Network.
See at a glance what’s happening on your network.
Which devices are connected to your Wi-Fi?
Are there any unknown devices?
How to install iNet on iOS
Open the Apple App Store button on this page, confirm that the title and publisher match iNet - Network Scanner by BananaGlue GmbH, review the age, privacy and in-app-purchase information shown for your region, and then use Get or the displayed price button. The captured minimum iOS requirement is 15.0.
Only an Apple App Store entry could be confirmed from first-party sources for this record. An Android label is intentionally not shown. This does not prove that an Android edition is impossible; it means no matching Google Play entry was verified well enough to publish without guessing a package name.
Use the official store button rather than a third-party APK or download mirror.
Match the publisher name: BananaGlue GmbH.
Read the current store privacy and purchase disclosures before installing.
Getting started with iNet
Whether at home or as a network professional, iNet lets you scan your network, identify connected devices, find active services and open ports, and wake Macs, PCs, and other devices remotely. Start with the narrow task described in the listing and use a non-sensitive example for the first run. Follow the onboarding or first-screen instructions actually shown by the current version rather than granting every optional permission in advance.
Give your devices custom names and icons so you can recognize them instantly the next time you scan your network. If the app offers import, sync, notifications, cloud processing, location, contacts, microphone, photo-library or file access, enable only the permission needed for the function you are testing. Settings and control names can move between releases, so the live app and developer support page remain the final reference.
See at a glance what’s happening on your network.
Which devices are connected to your Wi-Fi?
Are there any unknown devices?
Which services are active?
iNet gives you a clear overview of what’s happening on your local network – and provides the right tools for a closer analysis.
Documented features and example workflow
With this free and ad-free version of iNet, you can scan your network and view all connected devices. The features listed here can be unlocked later via an in-app purchase if needed. The official screenshots captured for this page show the product interface and documented functions as they appeared in the App Store. They are useful for finding the main controls, but a later release, device size or account state may look different.
A practical evaluation is to complete one network scanner task from start to finish, note which information the app asks for, and check whether the result can be edited, exported, shared or backed up when the listing says those functions are available. Keep the original item until the output has been verified, especially for scans, recordings, finance records, health reminders, routes or converted files.
Which services are active?
iNet gives you a clear overview of what’s happening on your local network – and provides the right tools for a closer analysis.
Whether at home or as a network professional, iNet lets you scan your network, identify connected devices, find active services and open ports, and wake Macs, PCs, and other devices remotely.
Give your devices custom names and icons so you can recognize them instantly the next time you scan your network.
With this free and ad-free version of iNet, you can scan your network and view all connected devices.
The features listed here can be unlocked later via an in-app purchase if needed.
Who iNet is for
iNet is most relevant to people who repeatedly need a network scanner workflow and prefer a purpose-built mobile utility over a broad suite. The Productivity classification and the developer's description are useful starting points, but suitability depends on the exact device, region, account requirements and data involved.
Evaluate it with a real but low-risk example. Compare the steps, output quality and ongoing permissions with the method you already use. Keep the app only when the focused benefit is clear; for medical, financial, navigation or security-related tasks, independently verify important reminders, totals, locations and recommendations.
People looking for a focused network scanner app.
Users who want an official store installation and visible product screenshots.
Anyone willing to review current permissions, pricing and export options before relying on the app.
Price, paid features and account requirements
Apple listed the initial download as Free, while the official description mentions premium, subscription, trial or in-app-purchase language. The captured metadata does not provide a permanent table of every plan. Check the current in-app purchase screen for regional prices, renewal periods, limits and cancellation instructions.
Account requirements may differ by function. A local utility can work immediately, while synchronization, cloud backup, AI processing, shared lists, premium templates or support may require sign-in or a paid plan. The store page and in-app checkout shown at the time of purchase take precedence over this dated directory record.
Recorded App Store price: Free.
Check whether the exact feature you need is included before starting a trial.
Review renewal and cancellation terms in the current store account settings.
Compatibility, languages, privacy and current version
The captured App Store metadata records version 4.1.2, updated 2026-08-12, with a minimum iOS version of 15.0 and a download size of 72.3 MB in the captured listing. It reports 16 language codes (DA, NL, EN, FR, DE, IT, JA, KO, NB, PL, PT, ZH, and others). These values can change, so confirm the latest compatibility and release notes on the official store before installing on an older device.
The language list, version and screenshots are factual store metadata, but they do not establish how the developer handles personal data. Review the current App Privacy section and the developer's privacy policy before entering confidential content. Limit photo, location, microphone, contact, notification and local-network permissions to functions you actually use.
Recorded version: 4.1.2.
Recorded update date: 2026-08-12.
Recorded supported-language codes: DA, NL, EN, FR, DE, IT, JA, KO, NB, PL, PT, ZH, ES, SV, ZH, TR.
Common questions and troubleshooting for iNet
People searching for “inetcpl.cpl” and “inet_pton” commonly need the official download, a feature explanation, compatibility details or help starting the app. This page links to the verified store entry and does not host an IPA or APK. If installation fails, check the device OS version, available storage, store region and account restrictions before retrying.
If iNet opens but a function is missing, compare version 4.1.2 with the current store release, review the permission required by that function, and check the developer's support material. For sync or account issues, confirm network access and account status. Preserve original data before reinstalling, and remove the app if its present permissions, pricing or behavior no longer match your needs.
Check OS compatibility, storage and store region before reinstalling.
Review feature-specific permissions and account requirements.
Use the developer support link for product-specific errors.