Homedale is a lightweight app for scanning router wifi hotspots and monitoring signal strength. You can write a ZIP file containing an executable. You have to run the application and it works without installation.

Homedale’s main window has six tabs:

• The first tab provides an overview of the adapter.
• The second tab gives you a list of all access points connected to the device.
• The third tab shows the graph of access point signals.
• The fourth tab shows frequency usage.
• The fifth tab is for location.
• The sixth tab contains options to change some of the settings on the five tabs.

This gives you the freedom to scan multiple access points. In addition to signal strength, you can also find out signal strength history. This will help you keep track of all the low and high scores in each access point.

Homedale access point signal graph gives you a clear visual indication of signal level changes. You can distinguish access points by graph color and line type.

The encryption column on the access points tab shows the type of security enabled for the access point. For example, Homedale can scan WEP, WPA, and WPA2 security types.

The application allows you to disconnect / connect to an access point by right-clicking on it. The system shows the current active access point in bright color.

Homedale works with all current versions of Windows and there is no need to add any other software or hardware to your existing device for the app to work.

Homedale it’s a great tool to use when you want to take corrective action to eliminate weak signals from Wi-Fi or WLAN access points.