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v1.2.3 · Windows 10 and 11 · Ubiquiti airMAX
Keep your wireless linksstable and under control
Get a unified view of your entire wireless infrastructure. SignalScope analyses the signal, capacity and performance of your airMAX radios to give you precise diagnoses in an instant.
Read the documentation- No strings attached: 30 days free with every feature unlocked, no card required.
- Security guaranteed: Read-only operation; your data stays encrypted on your own machine.
- Simple integration: Built for Ubiquiti airMAX networks on Windows 10 and 11.
SignalScope — Wireless link monitor
MonitorMap
189
Stations
124
Good
45
Warning
20
Critical
33
APs
Signal · local / remoteNameAPLatency
-49 dBm / -59 dBmCLIENT-9746AP-CENTRO-374 ms
-45 dBm / -38 dBmCLIENT-5933AP-ALTO-491 ms
-63 dBm / -53 dBmCLIENT-1387AP-NORTE-4819 ms
-32 dBm / -49 dBmCLIENT-4596AP-VALLE-492 ms
-54 dBm / -58 dBmCLIENT-4772AP-ESTE-168 ms
- Strictly read-only
- No cloud: everything on your machine
- No agents, no drivers
- Readings that refresh themselves
How it works
From the network to the culprit, in four steps
Open the project, run a scan and the rest sorts itself out. Nothing to declare device by device, nothing to install on the radios.
Step 01
Scan the range
Discovery through ping and the system ARP table. You declare the range, not the devices.
Step 02
It sorts itself out
On login every radio reports its mode and lands in stations, APs or other devices.
Step 03
Live monitoring
Signal, capacity, latency and load for every device, refreshing without you touching anything.
Step 04
It tells you what happened
The diagnosis names the likely cause and the sentinel sends it to your phone.
01 · Monitoring
Every link's signal, as it happens
One table for the whole network: local and remote signal in dBm, link quality, modulation, capacity, latency and the AP each client hangs from.
- Traffic light per device: good, warning or critical
- Counters on top that double as filters: how many are good, how many need a look, how many are missing
- Columns you choose, instant search with Ctrl+K
- A table of its own for APs, with stations, airtime, CPU and free RAM
Real screenshot · the app's light theme
CLIENT-1387 · 10.10.1.111
Status: Criticalthe worst of seven axes wins
Signal-9 dB vs exp.
Link quality44 %
Capacity70/156 Mbps
Latency19 ms
Noise and CINR26 dB
Ethernet port1000 Mbps
CPU and memory32 % · 29 %
Signal 9 dB below the one expected at its distance (exp. -54 dBm)
Low link quality: 44 %
Downlink far below expected: 70 of 156 Mbps
Those three lines are the literal text the app shows on a critical station.
02 · Diagnosis
Seven axes watch the link. One answers you.
The status chip is not a signal meter: it is the worst of seven axes evaluated at once. That is why it can turn red with a flawless signal — and tell you why.
- Compares against the signal expected at that distance, not against a fixed number
- Mark a healthy link as OK and from then on it is judged against your own baseline
- It sees the wired leg: an AP that used to negotiate 1000 Mbps and now gives 100 throttles its whole sector
- Latency measured by the radio itself, with warnings from 12 ms and critical at 24 ms
The thresholds come from field cases and keep being tuned; the app explains under Help how they were set, and the user guide publishes the current ones.
03 · Network design
Plan before you climb the tower
Place your nodes on the map and look at each sector's coverage, with its bearing, its reach and the clients hanging off it. The next rollout stops being decided from memory.
- Sectors drawn per AP, with their links and their located stations
- A card per device with signal, SNR, CINR, distance, frequency and its diagnosis
- Planned APs: draw the one that does not exist yet and see who it would reach
- A lock so nothing already in place gets dragged by accident
Real screenshot · coverage map with 20 sectors
Service sentinel
Smart alerts straight to your phone
SignalScope watches your network continuously and alerts you the moment anything goes technically wrong: dropped sessions, unreachable radios or swings in signal.
The alerts reach your WhatsApp or your Telegram, intelligently consolidated.
Event detectedGroups forResend
Link / LAN loss20 s1 h
Session dropped1 min4 h
AP saturation5 min6 h
Misaligned antenna30 min24 h
The Sentinel runs in the background while the application stays open. Sending external alerts (WhatsApp/Telegram) needs an active internet connection on the monitoring machine.
SignalScope19:42
Session dropped · 3 devices
CLIENT-1387 · 10.10.1.111 · AP-NORTE-48
CLIENT-4772 · 10.10.1.19 · AP-ESTE-16
CLIENT-3578 · 10.10.1.20 · AP-OESTE-95
Materis project · 19:41:07
The timestamp is that of the first alert taken, not of the delivery: what matters is when the client lost service.
Frequency planner
Where there is free air left in your own spectrum
Not a generic analyser: it draws the spectrum your APs occupy, with their centre frequency and channel width, and suggests where the next one fits.
300 MHz
Free
475 MHz
Occupied
5
40 MHz channels
Frequency
5290 MHz
Frequency range
5270 – 5310 MHz
Channel width
40 MHz
DFS
Yes
Spectrum type
5 GHz U-NII (full)
Spectrum occupied by APChosen frequencyDFS band
Where a 40 MHz channel would fit · green free, red taken
Available 40 MHz channels · suggested centre frequency
5210 MHz5290 MHz5330 MHz5570 MHz5875 MHz
The app's planner, redrawn here so it reads sharp · full 5 GHz U-NII
And then, every day
What you need to work, not to show off
Reports in PDF, Excel and CSV
Five slices —the whole network, critical only, APs only…— in all three formats, with the full summary always visible.
Search with Ctrl+K
Type a name, an IP or a MAC without separators and the app leaves you that single row, or that card centred on the map.
Masks and labels
Rename and group devices to read your network at a glance. The name survives even if the IP changes.
Encrypted .sscope project
Baselines, masks, snapshots and credentials travel in an encrypted file that only you open.
Per-link latency
Measured by the radio itself towards its AP, with average, peak and persistence. An optional ping from SignalScope is there to contrast it.
Ethernet port status
The app learns the top speed each device has negotiated and warns you when it drops. The «it's slow» that radio can't explain.
Cascade login
One credential opens a session across the whole estate, in order, without going device by device.
Network score
A grade for the whole estate, with the split of good, warning and critical, ready as an image for whoever asks.
Compatibility and roadmap
Built for airMAX. Ready for how your network grows.
SignalScope connects natively to your Ubiquiti airMAX radios over HTTPS and SSH. It automatically recognises any model running airOS, with no catalogue restrictions and no complex setup.
- Ubiquiti airMAXAvailableFull support for any model running airOS.
- MikroTikIn developmentSupport for wireless radios in the next phase.
- Ubiquiti LTUComing soonIntegration planned for the 5 GHz technology.
- TP-LinkComing soonIntegration on the roadmap for outdoor gear.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about SignalScope
Can't find your answer? Our support team will reply to you directly at support@materis.io.
Can SignalScope change my radios' configuration?
No, and that's a design decision: the application is strictly read-only. It never sends configuration commands to a radio, so there's no risk of taking a link down by accident.
Which devices are supported?
Any Ubiquiti airMAX radio. It connects natively over HTTPS and SSH and recognises any model running airOS on its own.
Which systems does it run on?
Windows 10 and 11, available on the Microsoft Store. No drivers or extra dependencies to install: discovery uses ping and the system ARP table.
Does the sentinel watch with the app closed?
No. The sentinel watches while SignalScope is open, and from there it sends the alerts to your WhatsApp or Telegram. It isn't a background service or an agent installed on your radios; for continuous watching you need to leave the application open on a machine that stays on.
Do I need a card for the trial?
No. The 30-day trial includes every feature, is entirely local and asks for no email, sign-up or card.
How do I receive my licence?
The process is simple and has four steps:
- Request: Fill in the form on this page with your details.
- Payment: You get an email with the payment link, carrying the matching amount and term.
- Delivery: Once the payment clears we send you your licence key and the activation instructions (usually within 24 business hours).
- Activation: Enter the key straight into the application, using the same email you made the request with.
Which payment methods are available?
When you open the payment link sent to your email you will see the options available for your currency and amount. Today we take Mercado Pago and direct methods such as a bank transfer or a wallet; PayPal is not enabled yet. Sending the initial request is completely free and triggers no automatic charge. If you need a special payment option or an invoice, just reply to the confirmation email.
Where do I see my purchases and renewal dates?
At panel.materis.io, the Materis customer portal. There is no password: you type your email and an access link reaches you. It opens once your payment settles —before that there is nothing of yours to show— and from there you see your licences, your machines and when they expire.
I already have a licence — how do I add machines?
From panel.materis.io, not from here: in your subscription you raise the number of machines and pay only for the stretch that is left, because whatever remains of what you already paid is credited back. The renewal date does not move. Each customer has a single subscription per product, so requesting another licence on this page would not add machines to the one you already have.
Does it renew automatically?
No. The licence lasts 12 months from activation and creates no recurring charges: when it expires you buy a new one if you wish to continue.
Can I switch computers?
Yes. Each licence authorises the number of activations stated at purchase, and you can release an activation from within the application to use it on another computer. If you lost access to the machine, write to us and we'll free the slot.
Is my network data stored in the cloud?
No. Everything the application discovers about your infrastructure —devices, IPs, MACs, signal, snapshots and credentials— is stored locally and encrypted on your own computer: there is no copy on our servers, no usage analytics and no sharing with third parties. The only feature that sends network data off the machine is the messaging alerts, and it ships switched off. The privacy policy spells it out.
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