
EasyIP Scan™ Android Network Tech Tool
A no-subscription network scanner built for field techs
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- ConsultantsFreelancersSmall Businesses
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- Mobile
About EasyIP Scan™ Android Network Tech Tool
I built EasyIP Scan because I needed something simple and reliable for real-world troubleshooting. Most network scanner apps either: • Lock useful features behind subscriptions • Limit scans • Or try to be an “everything” dashboard I wanted something that would scan a subnet quickly and clearly show me what changed. What it does • Scan a /24 automatically or define your own range • Detect duplicate IPs • Identify DHCP conflicts • Tag and rename devices • Snapshot scans and compare changes • Export reports (CSV) • Works offline • No login • One-time purchase Why I built it I got tired of paying yearly fees for tools I use in the field. I’m not opposed to paying for software, but I prefer owning it once and being done. EasyIP Scan is designed for: • Field techs • IT contractors • Small MSPs • Anyone troubleshooting local networks Not enterprise NOC dashboards. Just practical diagnostics. Feedback is welcome. I’m actively improving it based on real-world use.
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EasyIP Scan is an Android-based network diagnostic tool providing offline subnet scanning and change comparison through a one-time purchase model. It focuses on practical field diagnostics by enabling IP conflict detection and CSV reporting without requiring active subscriptions or user accounts.
- Supports both automated /24 scans and custom defined address ranges.
- Identifies duplicate IPs and DHCP conflicts locally without an internet connection.
- Enables scan snapping and comparison to track network changes over time.
- Eliminates recurring costs through a one-time purchase and no-login architecture.
Ideal for: Consultants, freelancers, and small businesses needing a portable network scanner for troubleshooting local connections and identifying IP conflicts in the field.
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This app took me 20 years to develop and 2 weeks to code!