Wifilicious

Signal quality, security standard, live throughput, latency, and DNS timing — all in one dashboard, refreshed every two seconds. The readings your Mac has been quietly collecting, finally somewhere you can see them.

Most speed tests measure your ISP's pipe. This one measures the Wi-Fi hop between your Mac and your router — which is usually where the problem is. Three samples, median result, no account needed. Uses about 9 MB down and 5 MB up per run, so you can test whenever something feels off without thinking twice.

RSSI in dBm, signal-to-noise ratio, transmit power, channel width, PHY mode — all of it, right there. Every field is copy-pasteable. Every metric comes with a plain-language explanation, so you don't need a networking degree to know what you're looking at.

Signal strength, link speed, noise, SNR, latency, throughput, and channel — sampled every five minutes and kept for 14 days. Scrub back an hour, a day, or the full two weeks to see exactly when things went sideways. Every sample stays on your Mac.

On macOS 26 and later, Apple Intelligence reads your live connection data and answers like a friend who actually knows networking. Ask "Is this good for a video call?" and get a real answer based on your signal and speed — not generic advice pulled from the internet. On-device, in your language, never uploaded.

A quick signal readout in the menu bar handles the "is it fine right now?" check. The full dashboard handles everything else. Six icon styles, custom signal colors — you decide what shows up and how.