WiFi Analyzer

The tool analyzes a single access point to translate RF measurements into actionable recommendations.
It accepts inputs such as SSID, frequency band, current channel, observed signal strength and noise, and optional network parameters. The goal is to help IT admins optimize coverage, reduce interference, and improve user experience.
Conceptually, the tool treats wireless performance as a function of signal-to-noise ratio, channel occupancy, and bandwidth. It computes SNR, validates channel appropriateness for the region, and applies heuristic rules to propose a target channel, a channel width, and a power setting that balance reach and stability.
Beneficiaries include network engineers, facilities teams, MSPs, and advanced home lab users. The value lies in faster diagnosis, consistent decision rules, and outputs such as recommended channel, estimated throughput, and a concise change log for configuration planning.
Unique differentiators include support for both 2.4 and 5 GHz bands, common channel widths (20/40/80 MHz), and outputs that are immediately actionable without requiring extensive RF expertise. Use cases cover new deployments, post-incident audits, and site surveys during capacity planning.