WhyFi 1.4.2 macOS

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WhyFi lives in your macOS menu bar and keeps an eye on your Wi-Fi. It measures signal, router latency, internet quality, and DNS. Find out what’s actually wrong when things are slow and learn how to fix it.

WhyFi Radar finds you the best spot
A real-time signal monitor that updates 4 times per second. Walk around with your laptop and it tells you where the signal is strongest. Shows a 0-100 score and yells “keep going” or “go back” at you so you don’t have to guess.
Also shows nearby networks and their signal strengths, so you can see what’s crowding your airspace.

Speed test with bufferbloat detection
Test download and upload speeds via Cloudflare, plus latency under load. All from your menu bar. Tells you if your connection will fall apart during video calls (that’s what bufferbloat is).

Figure out the problem and get help from AI
WhyFi checks your connection in layers: Wi-Fi signal (Mac to router), router (LAN latency), and internet (WAN latency). When something’s slow, you can see exactly which part is the problem.
Bad signal? Move closer. Router latency high? Restart it. Internet latency high? That’s your ISP. Not much you can do except complain.
You can also export a diagnostic report and paste it into ChatGPT or Claude for help.

System Requirements
• macOS 13 or later
• Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

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