🫂WLAN Pi Project

It all started at WLPC in 2016. The goal was to build a portable, ready-to-use device that could function as a network performance testing endpoint using iPerf.

Since then, the project has been embraced by the wireless community and after many contributions, this tiny box has evolved way beyond just a network performance testing endpoint.

Today it is a 'multi-tool' for wireless LAN professionals, it can be used as a remote Wi-Fi scanner, packet capture tool, Wi-Fi signal generator, wireless hotspot, wireless bridge, and more!

Meet The Team

The WLAN Pi project is only possible due to the contributions of a team of volunteers who collaborate to progress and improve the WLAN Pi project.

Jerry Olla - Mostly breaks things... he said that, not us 😉

Nick Turner - Case design, branding, UK & EU WLAN Pi store

Jiri Brejcha - FPMS, Server mode, Port Blinker, Hotspot, Chat Bot, CLI tools

Nigel Bowden - FPMS, Profiler, Chat Bot, Hotspot, Wireless Console

Daniel Finimundi – Linux guru, automation, image creation and packaging

Ben Toner - Hardware and firmware development, Bluetooth networking, RF tests

Josh Schmelzle – WebUI, Packet Capture, Profiler, Python, packaging

Joel Crane - Case design, hardware aspects of UI/UX

Colin Valance - Python, HW Testing, Security, Compatibility

Adrian Grandos - FPMS, Packet Capture, Wi-Fi Scanner, graphic designer, app integration