Product Information
What is Wigle?
WiGLE (Wireless Geographic Logging Engine)
We consolidate the locations and information of wireless networks worldwide into a central database, offering user-friendly applications for Java (JiGLE), Windows (DiGLE), MacOSX (TinGLE), and web platforms. These tools allow mapping, querying, and updating the database via a Web API.
Currently, we accept exports from any NetStumbler and MiniStumbler in their native NS1 file format, text outputs from DStumbler, CWGD, XML, CSV, or GPS formats from Kismet, outputs from Pocket Warrior, plist and wiscan outputs from MacStumbler 0.75b or later, wiscan outputs from KisMAC 0.6b or later, among other file types, through our online form.
To remove your records from our database or if you have any questions or suggestions, please email: WiGLE-admin(at)WiGLE.net. We also hang out on IRC #WiGLE at WiGLE.net:6667.
If you encounter stumbling tools or file formats not properly reported by clients or the website, let the tireless monks at WiGLE-admin(at)WiGLE.net know so they can fix/support it.
How to use Wigle?
WiGLE is a global WiFi geolocation and data collection platform, centralizing network info for querying, mapping, and updating via apps and APIs, offering global WiFi visualization.
Core Functions of Wigle
Drive to Search for Wireless Networks
Usage Scenarios of Wigle
- Collect geographic locations and information of global wireless networks.
- Query, map, and update the wireless network database via Java, Windows, MacOSX desktop apps, or web apps.
- Collect wireless network data using an Android app while driving.
- Upload files in various formats like NetStumbler, Kismet, Pocket Warrior to update the database.
- View and analyze statistics, historical trends, and encryption type changes of wireless networks.
- Perform wireless network searches (basic, advanced) and map viewing.
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