LLEMONAI WIFI SCANNER

See your Wi-Fi the way it
actually behaves, not just how it's configured.

A free, standalone Wi-Fi scanning and diagnostics tool for Windows. Discover nearby networks, decode raw beacon frames, track signal history, and generate field-ready PDF reports — built for IT engineers and field technicians, no install required.

Windows 10 (2004+) and Windows 11 · 64-bit and 32-bit · no installer, no admin rights required

Built for real diagnostics, not just a pretty list of networks

Everything a field engineer needs to explain "why is this Wi-Fi bad" with evidence, not guesswork.

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Live network scanning

SSID, BSSID, vendor, channel, band, width, RSSI, PHY type, security, and more — refreshed on an adjustable interval.

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Beacon frame decoding

Full information-element table per access point — ID, length, raw hex, and human-readable decoding of HT/VHT capabilities, RSN cipher/AKM suites, and more.

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Signal history & channel usage

RSSI-vs-time tracking per access point, plus 2.4GHz/5GHz channel occupancy charts to spot congestion and overlap at a glance.

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Field-ready PDF export

One-click report with a network summary, per-AP detail pages, decoded beacon tables, host diagnostics (VPN, RAM), location, ISP, and live weather — ready to attach to a ticket.

Field engineer checklist

Built-in printable troubleshooting checklist — technician, customer and device details, environmental conditions, RF checks, and throughput verification steps.

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Standalone & self-contained

Single .exe file, no installer, no .NET runtime to install separately, no admin rights needed. Copy it to a USB stick and run it anywhere.

See it in action

Live network scan with signal history and full beacon decode, plus per-band channel occupancy.

llemonai WiFi Scanner main window showing a live network scan, RSSI signal history chart, and decoded beacon information table
Live scan — network list, signal history, and full beacon decode table
llemonai WiFi Scanner showing a 2.4GHz channel usage bar chart of nearby access points
2.4GHz channel usage — spot congestion and overlapping channels at a glance

Field Engineer Checklist

A built-in, printable checklist so a site visit covers every factor that affects Wi-Fi performance — not just signal strength. Fill it in on screen, tick items as you verify them, then print a signed record for the ticket.

llemonai WiFi Scanner Field Engineer Checklist showing site and visit details, device information, and environmental condition checkboxes
Technician, customer and device details, environmental conditions, RF checks, and throughput verification — all in one printable page

Download

Pick the build that matches your Windows installation. Not sure? Almost every PC made since 2010 is 64-bit — use the 64-bit build unless you know otherwise.

llemonai WiFi Scanner — 64-bit

Recommended for almost everyone · Windows 10/11 64-bit
  • Single self-contained .exe (~80 MB)
  • No installation, no admin rights required
  • Works on Windows 10 (build 19041+) and Windows 11
Download for 64-bit Windows
SHA256:

llemonai WiFi Scanner — 32-bit

For legacy 32-bit Windows installations only
  • Single self-contained .exe (~74 MB)
  • No installation, no admin rights required
  • Works on Windows 10 (build 19041+) and Windows 11, 32-bit edition
Download for 32-bit Windows
SHA256:

Verify your download hasn't been tampered with or corrupted: after downloading, run certutil -hashfile LlemonScanner-15.B1-win-x64.exe SHA256 (PowerShell/Command Prompt) and compare the result to the SHA256 value shown above for the file you downloaded.

Both builds are digitally signed (self-signed certificate, SHA256, timestamped). Windows SmartScreen may still show an "Unknown Publisher" warning on first run since this isn't a publicly trusted Certificate Authority signature — that's expected for a self-signed build. The signature and the SHA256 checksum above both let you confirm the file matches exactly what we published and hasn't been altered in transit.

Why these numbers matter

Wi-Fi coverage isn't just "signal bars." llemonai WiFi Scanner surfaces the environmental and technical factors that actually determine performance.

FactorWhy it matters
Temperature & humidityAffects RF propagation and can stress AP/client hardware in enclosed spaces.
Device load & connected clientsMore clients on a channel means more contention and lower effective throughput per device.
InterferenceOverlapping channels and non-Wi-Fi RF noise directly reduce usable capacity.
Positioning & obstructionsDistance, walls, and line-of-sight change signal strength far more than most people expect.
Uplink throughputA great Wi-Fi signal can't outrun a slow upstream connection — both need to be checked together.