Important information before using WiFi Mesh Placement — please read before installation.
WiFi Mesh Placement is an Android-exclusive application, designed for Android 8.0 (Oreo) and above. The app is not available for iOS (iPhone/iPad) due to fundamental restrictions Apple places on third-party WiFi scanning — iOS does not allow apps to scan for nearby access points or read signal strength (RSSI) values at the level required for this tool to function.
By default, Android limits the number of WiFi scans an app can perform per minute — a feature called WiFi Scan Throttling. When enabled, Android will cache scan results and return stale data to the app, causing signal readings to update only every 30 seconds instead of in real time.
If you do not disable this setting, the app will not work correctly. Signal values will appear frozen or jump suddenly — not reflecting your actual current position.
WiFi Mesh Placement is a professional diagnostic tool intended for use by qualified network technicians and IT professionals. The signal readings, distance estimates, and placement recommendations provided by this app are based on radio frequency measurements and mathematical models, and should be treated as guidance — not as a guarantee of network performance.
Actual WiFi performance depends on many factors outside the app's control, including but not limited to: building materials, interference from other wireless devices, firmware behavior of the mesh system, client device capabilities, and environmental conditions that change over time.
CLICK Solutions Pro is not responsible for any outcomes resulting from reliance on this app's readings or recommendations, including poor network performance, hardware purchases, or professional liability arising from installations.
The app is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind. Use of this application constitutes acceptance of these terms.
Frequent WiFi scanning increases CPU and radio activity, which will drain your battery faster than normal use. For long surveying sessions, we recommend:
RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indicator) is a relative measurement that varies by device, antenna design, and radio chipset. The same physical location may show slightly different values on different Android phones. The app is optimized for consistent relative readings — understanding whether signal is improving or degrading as you move — rather than absolute values.
For best accuracy:
The app requires the following Android permissions to function:
No permission is used beyond its stated purpose. Granting location permission does not cause the app to record or transmit your GPS position.