Meet the devices on your network
Bring addresses, hostnames, open services, and available device identity into one place. Inspect the evidence behind a suggested vendor, category, or model.
LOCAL FIRST. CLEAR BY DESIGN.
Know what’s on
your network.
Find the devices. See the services. Get the details.
A thoughtfully simple scanner, with the depth to investigate.
Browser demo · No installation · No network access
IPScanner.ProIllustrative results
| Device | IP address | Type | Open ports | Page title |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Office router Reachable | 192.168.1.1 | Router | 80, 443 | Network administration |
| Studio printer Reachable | 192.168.1.24 | Printer | 80, 631 | Printer web interface |
| Workshop NAS Reachable | 192.168.1.48 | Storage | 22, 443, 445 | Storage management |
| Living room hub Reachable | 192.168.1.62 | Smart home | 80, 8080 | Home dashboard |
Processing on your computer No cloud account for local scans Free-first for individuals
BEYOND AN IP ADDRESS
The details that
make discovery useful.
A dense, readable workspace for the quick check and the deeper investigation. No dashboard to navigate before your first scan.
Start simple. Go all the way.
Choose Quick, Balanced, or Thorough, type your private range, and follow progress. Then run Full ports on the devices you select when you need every port. Cancel whenever you have what you need.
Turn a result into your next step
See collected web titles and service details. Open a detected service from its row menu, or select devices to export as CSV or JSON.
YOUR COMPUTER DOES THE WORK
Local scanning.
A deliberate choice to share.
Discovery and device recognition run on your machine. A connection to our cloud is not a prerequisite for a useful scan.
- Local Only inventory is excluded from upload.
- Retained local history stays on your computer as readable JSON.
- Monitoring needs its own authorization.
LESS SETUP. MORE CLARITY.
A familiar workflow, refined.
- 01
Choose your network
Pick a detected interface and range, or enter an authorized private range.
- 02
Choose your depth
Start with common services or investigate all TCP ports with a clear estimate.
- 03
Understand and act
Review evidence, open discovered services, and export the devices you need.
BUILT FOR YOUR DESKTOP
Mac first.
Windows, too.
The free 0.8.0 public beta runs on macOS with Apple silicon and on Windows x64. It is not notarized or code-signed yet, so your operating system will warn you once; the download page shows exactly what to expect and the checksum to verify each file.
Download the public betamacOS
Apple Silicon
Signing in progressLocal scanning is implemented. Developer ID signing and notarization are the remaining step before the package is something macOS will open for you.
Windows
x64 · Portable scanner
Signing in progressA self-contained portable build runs from a folder without an installer. Its interface and Agent require matching trusted signatures before they exchange a message, so Authenticode signing comes next.
ROOM TO GROW
Simple for one person.
Built toward teams.
The individual scanner is free-first. Paid organization features are planned for shared inventory, sites, team access, and alerts.
Explore the organization conceptProduct preview with sample data. No connected organization service yet.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you scan.
Can this website scan my network?
No. The browser preview uses sample data. Real discovery runs in the desktop application on your computer, after you choose a range and authorize the scan.
Does scanning depend on a cloud account?
No. Local scanning works independently of cloud upload, and the desktop application is Local Only: your inventory stays on your computer. Cloud sharing and organization features are a separate, optional layer that is not required to scan.
What is the difference between the scan options?
Every profile checks the same 26 TCP ports and 12 UDP ports, with bounded service identification. Balanced adds ICMP; Thorough requires additional confirmation. Silent UDP services remain unknown. Separately, Full ports is a selected-device action: it checks TCP ports 1–65,535 only on discovered devices you pick, shows the exact device × port work estimate, and can be cancelled.
Will it identify every device?
Not always. Device identification combines available MAC assignments, service information, and local announcements. Private MAC addresses, blocked responses, and incomplete evidence can limit results. Conclusions show the evidence behind them.
Will I need administrator rights or .NET?
The packages bundle their .NET runtime. The Windows x64 portable build is designed to run without administrator rights; WebView2 and organization security policies still apply. Native Windows acceptance is ongoing.
Why does my computer ask for network permission?
macOS may ask for Local Network access. Windows may show a firewall prompt or apply an organization policy. Allow the relevant private-network access only on a network you are authorized to scan. Cloud upload settings do not control these permissions.
A clearer view starts here.
Explore the workspace before installing anything.
Open the scanner demoSomething here look wrong, or not match what you see on your own network? We would genuinely rather hear it: support@ipscanner.pro.