An interactive, web-based front-end for NirSoft’s amazing WifiInfoView utility. This project wraps the original .exe to provide a modern, browser-based interface for monitoring Wi-Fi networks.

- Modern UI: A full-width, searchable, sortable, and paginated table of all network data exported by WifiInfoView.
- Smart Sorting: Defaults to sorting by RSSI (signal strength) in descending order, showing the strongest networks first.
- Flexible Viewing: Show all entries by default, with an "All" option available for pagination.
- Hidden SSID Naming: Double-click any hidden SSID cell to assign a friendly, memorable name. 🟩
- Persistent Mappings: Your custom SSID names are saved in
ssid_mapping.json, acting as a simple "database." - Visual Highlighting:
- Newly mapped SSIDs are marked with a ⭐ and a light-yellow background.
- User-added rows get a distinct light-blue background.
- Auto-Refresh: Automatically refresh the network list at a chosen interval without reloading the page.
- Manual Rescan: A "Rescan Now" button for on-demand network scans.
- JSON API: Includes a
/api/networksendpoint, allowing you to build your own custom scripts or front-ends.
While WifiInfoView is a fantastic portable tool for inspecting Wi-Fi networks, it is closed-source and cannot be extended. This GUI wrapper was created to:
- Mark hidden SSIDs by name and have those names persist between sessions.
- Interact with live scan data in your browser: search, filter, sort, and page through the results.
- Auto-refresh continuously without losing your state or reloading the entire page.
- OS: Windows 10/11 (required for
WifiInfoView.exe) - Python: Version 3.7+
- PIP: Python package manager
- Browser: A modern browser like Chrome, Firefox, or Edge.
The application relies on the Flask web framework. You can install it using pip:
pip install flaskFollow these steps to get the application running.
git clone https://github.com/minanagehsalalma/WiFiInfoView-WebUI.git
cd WiFiInfoView-WebUIBefore running, you must edit app.py and set the correct paths for the WifiInfoView.exe utility and the temporary CSV file it generates.
# Edit these paths in app.py
WIFIINFOVIEW_EXE = r"C:\path\to\your\WifiInfoView.exe"
EXPORT_CSV = r"C:\path\to\your\wifi.csv"The file named ssid_mapping.json in the same directory as app.py. This file will store your custom names for hidden SSIDs.
{}Start the Flask server from your terminal:
python app.pyOnce the server is running, open your web browser and navigate to:
You should now see the interactive Wi-Fi network table.
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GET
/api/networksReturns JSON:{ "columns": [ "SSID", "MAC Address", "Signal Quality", "...", "RSSI", … ], "networks": [ { "SSID":"MySSID", "MAC Address":"aa-bb-…", "Signal Quality":"85", "…": "...", "__hidden":false, "__mapped":false, "__mac":"aa-bb-…"}, … ] }
You can use this endpoint to build your own scripts or integrations.
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Columns & Sorting Every column from WifiInfoView’s CSV is displayed. Change the default sort in
app.pyor in the DataTablesorderconfig inindex.html. -
Styling Tweak the CSS in
templates/index.html:.ssid-mappedfor cell highlights and ⭐.table-infofor user-added row background.ssid-editable:hoverfor edit cursor hints
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Mapping Storage Mappings live in
ssid_mapping.json. You can swap this out for SQLite, YAML, or any other store by editingload_mapping()/save_mapping()inapp.py.
- Fork it!
- Create a branch:
git checkout -b feature/my-feature - Commit:
git commit -m "Add amazing feature" - Push:
git push origin feature/my-feature - Open a Pull Request
Bug reports, feature requests, and pull requests are all welcome.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. Use it, modify it, and distribute it freely.
- NirSoft for creating WifiInfoView.
- DataTables, Bootstrap, and jQuery for their outstanding open-source libraries.
Enjoy your new interactive Wi-Fi scanner GUI! 🚀