SignalScout reports the verified quality of your connection right where you stand — Strong, Good, Fair, Weak, or No service — whether it is improving or declining, and an optional audible meter so you can pocket the phone and keep moving.
The center disc shows the same verified state the Home tab shows: Strong, Good, Fair, Weak, or No service. It is measured with a real connection — never read from signal bars.
Underneath the disc, one word tells you where the last few measurements have been heading: Improving, Steady, or Declining. If there is not enough data yet, it says so.
Turn it on and pocket the phone. Ticks reflect the latest verified connection quality — faster ticks mean the current measurement is stronger. It reports where you are; it does not tell you where to go.
SignalScout reports connection quality where you stand. It does not find, point to, or guide you toward signal, and it never claims a spot is good enough for any particular app or call.
The listed tower reference is informational only. Proximity to a listed tower does not guarantee service quality or identify the tower serving your device.
Community observations on the coverage map may be stale. Conditions vary by carrier, time, terrain, and device.
Cell-tower directory data is derived from the OpenCelliD project and is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Verified quality tiers, trend, and the hands-free quality meter. pingVu verifies with a real connection because apps on iPhone cannot read signal bars.
The same verified tiers, trend, and hands-free meter — plus measured signal strength shown alongside the verified tier, since Android makes that reading available to apps.
SignalScout is part of pingVu Premium — $2.99/mo or $14.99/yr, billed through the App Store or Google Play. Verified monitoring and restoration alerts stay free forever.
