IP Discovery
Find devices, IP addresses, manufacturers and open ports.
Discover devices, rescue unreachable equipment and switch between saved Mac network profiles — without constantly opening System Settings.
macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple silicon and Intel · free 60-day beta
Actual AV NetKit screen · sample devices
Actual AV NetKit screen · each site keeps its own IP profile · sample venues
Actual AV NetKit screens · a Lightware UCX stuck on 169.254, reachable two seconds after starting
Save the IP each system needs once, then switch your Mac between them in seconds. No more digging through macOS Network settings at every rack.
Current: Office Network · DHCP
Demonstration only. It changes this page, never your network. In the app, every change is reviewed first and macOS asks for your password.
Find devices, IP addresses, manufacturers and open ports.
Save and switch DHCP and static IP setups without opening System Settings.
Reach equipment stuck on 169.254 or an unknown subnet, and share Wi-Fi internet with it.
Keep each venue's device lists and network profiles together. Import from Excel or CSV.
Ping, trace route and Ethernet link checks.
Copy a network summary for troubleshooting notes and handover.
Looking never changes anything. Every change is reviewed first, macOS asks for your password, and your original settings can be put back.
On a live network it would act as a second DHCP server, so the app warns and asks you to confirm.
Scans and sites are never sent to us.
Free download. Every feature is unlocked for 60 days; after that Discover, Ping & Trace, Cable & Link and up to 3 sites stay free.
The beta isn't notarised by Apple yet. The first time you open it, right-click AV NetKit in Applications and choose Open, then Open again.
Feedback: Send Feedback in the app, or [email protected] ·