I'm pleased to announce the first release of APlogger - a native iPhone/iPod Touch application that scans and logs visible WiFi Access Points (APs). It is similar, and owes much to, the popular iPhone Stumbler application, but provides a number of additional features:

• summaries of the most recent scan and all past scans since invocation are displayed.
• detected APs are logged in a tab-separated logfile for offline analysis. Logfile names are expanded using strftime().
• the current location may be enumerated and is logged with each AP entry (sorry, no GPS support yet!).
• one-off scans or periodic "auto-scanning" at a chosen rate may be requested.
• the detailed view of the most recent scan may be sorted by SSID or RSSI.
• the WiFi interface may be turned on and off with a simple control.

Available to download and install now.

Testers and suggestions welcome
APlogger is my first Objective-C and iPhone program, so please bear with me!

Now available via Installer under "Network". Comments most welcome.

Sounds awesome mate!! I've used the Stumbler App to track down rogue wifi networks at work, I'll definitely give yours ago.

...any chance of you writing a one touch wifi on/off switch app??????

Hi Filthy,

Sorry, I read your request, thought it should be easy, and then promptly forgot about it. I now have such an application available from here. Poor icon (replacements welcome) but works well