How It Works
1
Scan your network
Use a free app like Fing on your phone to scan your office Wi-Fi. Takes about two minutes, no setup required.
2
Upload the results
Drop in a screenshot or CSV export from your scan. ScanTell reads it automatically — no manual entry.
3
Get a plain-English map
ScanTell's AI identifies every device — routers, laptops, phones, printers, cameras, and anything unrecognized.
What You Get
Visual network mapSee how everything connects, with your router at the center.
Visibility Score (A–F)A simple grade for how well-documented your network actually is.
Unknown device helpPlain-English guesses for anything you don't recognize on your own network.
Printable PDF reportGood for your own records — or anywhere you need to show what's on your network.
Scan historyTrack what's changed over time — new devices, removed devices.
No install, no agentJust a phone scan and an upload. Nothing to install on your network.
Why this matters: Knowing exactly what's connected to your network is just good practice — for anyone. It also happens to be the kind of thing that comes up in defense-contract asset inventory requirements, government compliance reviews, and cyber insurance applications. ScanTell turns a confusing list of IP addresses into something a non-technical person can actually read.
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ScanTell is built by Pacific Cyber Compliance · Honolulu, Hawaiʻi · Serving Hawaii, Guam & CNMI