See every phone, laptop, TV, and smart device using your Wi-Fi right now — with names, IP addresses, link speeds, and a flag for new devices that just appeared.
You need Hotspot Mode on for this to work. If it's not, see that tutorial first.
On the Hotspot dashboard, the Connected stat shows how many devices are using your Wi-Fi right now. Tap it to see the full list.
You can also reach the same screen from Manage → Connected devices below the stats.
Each row shows one device. From left to right:
Icon — phone, laptop, TV, router, etc. The app guesses based on the device's name.
Name — what the device tells the network it's called (e.g. iPhone-Daniel, Samsung-A15).
Signal & band — the coloured dot shows signal strength (green = good, yellow = poor, red = weak). Then it says 5 GHz, 2.4 GHz, or Wired.
IP address — like 192.168.1.42. Each device gets a different one.
Link speed — the right side shows how fast the device's link is, in Mbps.
The list is split: Wi-Fi devices first, Wired devices below. Filter chips at the top let you narrow to just one band.
The app remembers every device that's ever connected to your Wi-Fi. When something connects for the first time, it gets flagged with a red NEW tag.
If you see a NEW device and you recognise it (e.g. your son's new phone, a guest's laptop), tap the green tick to mark it as known. The flag goes away.
If you don't recognise it — that's a Wi-Fi piggybacker. You have two options:
1. Tap Rotate password to kick everyone off and force them to reconnect with a new password (which the unknown device won't have).
2. Or change your Wi-Fi password manually using the Wi-Fi password tutorial.