multiWIFI Sweefy: Secure Wi-Fi Password Manager & Network Analyzer

Forgot your Wi-Fi password? Want to check if your network is secure? Or maybe you need to view stored Wi-Fi passwords on your phone? multiWIFI Sweefy is the ultimate open-world anime gacha-inspired security suite for mobile networks, designed to help you recover stored passwords and secure your Wi-Fi connections. It offers powerful tools for Wi-Fi management, password generation, and network security.

This comprehensive app includes five essential features to manage and protect your Wi-Fi networks:

• Wi-Fi Signal Scanner: Measure the strength of your Wi-Fi signal and find the best spots for optimal connection. You can also identify weak signal areas to adjust your antenna placement. (Alpha version for testing)
• Secure Password Generator: Create stronger WEP and WPA passwords than the default ones provided by many routers. Access your router's settings to change passwords easily.
• Wi-Fi Network Backup: Backup your saved Wi-Fi networks to your SD card and restore them with just one click. This feature is perfect for when you need to factory reset your device or change ROMs. ROOT access is required.
• Password Recovery: Retrieve saved Wi-Fi passwords from your mobile device. No more worrying about forgotten passwords. ROOT access is required to use this feature.
• Wi-Fi Network Scanner with WPS: Scan networks and quickly recover default passwords for networks like JAZZTEL_XXXX, WLAN_XXXX, and various Thomson routers. If WPS is enabled, use the PIN to connect without a password. ROOT access allows for WPA/WPA2 password recovery via WPS.

For professional and personal use, this app is a must-have for anyone wanting to assess their Wi-Fi network’s security. Remember, multiWIFI Sweefy is designed for legal use only—please refrain from using it for unauthorized access to networks you do not own or have permission to analyze. Users are responsible for the ethical use of the application.

If you have suggestions for new features or password generation algorithms, feel free to contact us via email, and we will work to include them in future updates.