netutilus

What’s new in Netutilus

1.20.3

  • Netutilus Guide: built-in help for every tool — what it shows and how to read it, with live examples. Press ⌘? or the ? in any tool
  • Step-by-step help for common problems, such as slow internet, laggy calls, weak Wi-Fi or a leaking VPN, and the networking terms explained
  • Subnet Calculator: one field reads a subnet however it’s written — CIDR, a netmask, even a line pasted from ifconfig
  • Subnet Calculator: your recent calculations stay a click away, and the address bits show where the network part ends
  • Scrolling fixes in the sidebar and the Ping results table

1.20.2

  • Ping: the results table now keeps up with new probes as they arrive, and stays put while you scroll back to read
  • Fixes in the Port Scan results table

1.20.1

  • Uptime Monitor: a new history — any day of the past year, a calendar of good and bad days, monitoring sessions, and a chart that marks outages and the time nobody was watching
  • Uptime Monitor: export an uptime report as a PDF for your ISP or a client — figures, an hour-by-hour grid, every outage and how it was measured
  • Settings › Permissions: see whether Netutilus has Local Network, Location and Notifications access, with a shortcut to System Settings when one is off
  • Subnet Calculator: see every subnet of the same size around yours — network, usable range and broadcast for each
  • Ping: the results table keeps up with new probes as they arrive, and stays put while you scroll back to read
  • Stability and accuracy fixes

1.20.0

  • Internet Check: see where exactly the connection breaks — between your Mac, the router, the internet and DNS
  • Uptime Monitor: HTTP checks for devices with self-signed certificates — NAS, Proxmox, UniFi, router admin pages
  • Uptime Monitor: expect any status code or range, require text or a regex in the response, send your own headers — tokens stay in the Keychain
  • Uptime Monitor and Network Guard stay on schedule with the window hidden, and can keep the Mac awake while they watch
  • LAN Scanner: Check Services shows what runs on a device — open ports, server software and versions
  • LAN Scanner: right-click a device to add it to Uptime Monitor, open it in the browser, SSH, Finder or Screen Sharing, or trace the route to it
  • LAN Scanner: choose and reorder columns, incl. hostname, NetBIOS name, device type and MAC source
  • LAN Scanner: names your Wi-Fi router even on a phone hotspot, and shows the private Wi-Fi address this Mac really uses
  • Wi-Fi Networks: vendor and model for nearly every network nearby, Wi-Fi standard and max rate columns, plus clients, channel load, chipset and 802.11k/v/r roaming in the details
  • MTR: run history on its own full-height tab
  • Speed Test: upload counts only what the server confirms, and each phase stops once the speed holds steady
  • Speed Test: see how a run compares with your history right under the result, now without Pro
  • Scheduled speed tests respect a daily data limit
  • Sidebar: find any tool with ⌘K, pin the ones you use, and get back to recent ones from the top
  • Accuracy and UI fixes across the app

1.19.1

  • Uptime Monitor: outages are marked accurately on the chart, and fully down periods can be exported
  • MTR: clearer status when the network drops
  • Charts: lost probes and failed checks look the same live and in exported images
  • Lighter charts during long MTR and Uptime runs

1.19.0

  • Whois for IP addresses and AS numbers: owner, range, CIDR and abuse contact
  • Ping: up to 10,000 probes, a ping-style terminal view and a full-width chart
  • Visual Traceroute: export the map, CSV and text; right-click a hop to copy it or open it in Ping, Whois or GeoIP
  • SSL Certificate: save certificates, paste URLs, and inspect old TLS 1.0/1.1 servers
  • Port Scan: nmap-style port lists; sort and copy results, open a port in the browser
  • DNS: reverse lookup straight from an IP, dig-style SRV, CAA, HTTPS and DNSSEC records, international domains
  • Network Monitor: shows the active interface, its addresses, the gateway and VPN tunnels
  • Uptime Monitor: says why a target went down, with a chart over real time
  • Speed Test History: every run in a sortable table, plus an All period
  • Tools 11–20 moved to ⌥⌘1…⌥⌘0, and the window now fits half a laptop screen
  • Hundreds of accuracy fixes across every tool