ECOS — the 3D map of the waves around you
WiFi and Bluetooth waves bounce off everything around you. ECOS listens to them and shows you, in 3D, the devices, networks, coverage and movement in your space, placed inside your own building.
It runs right in the browser, on phone, tablet and desktop, with nothing to install: ECOS asks the browser for the permissions it needs (like Bluetooth) and measures your WiFi connection from the page itself.
What you can do with ECOS
- 3D map of your building: See your place in 3D floor by floor, with nearby Bluetooth devices placed by their signal strength.
- Your WiFi, measured live: Latency, stability and speed of your connection in real time, plus a real coverage map measured room by room.
- Motion through waves: ECOS detects motion in the room from how bodies disturb the signal of fixed Bluetooth devices, no cameras.
- Smart editable floor plan: Draw your place by dragging, resizing and swapping rooms; everything rearranges itself so nothing overlaps.
- Device finder: Find your earbuds, your watch or your keys with a hot-or-cold guide based on signal strength.
- Alerts: Warnings about unknown trackers near you, lost devices, motion and connection drops.
Frequently asked questions
- What is ECOS?
- ECOS is a free web tool that shows, on a 3D map, the Bluetooth signals around you and the quality of your WiFi, room by room, inside your own place.
- Do I need to install anything?
- No. ECOS runs in the browser. If you also want to see every WiFi network around you, the page detects your system and offers an optional single-file program for Windows, Android or Linux.
- Does it work on my phone?
- Yes: Android, iPhone, Windows, Mac and Linux. Web Bluetooth is available in Chrome, Edge, Opera and Samsung Internet (Android, Windows, Mac, Linux and ChromeOS). On iPhone/iPad Apple doesn't enable it for web pages, but WiFi measurement, the floor plan and coverage work the same.
- Why can't I see the WiFi networks around me?
- For security, no browser lets a web page list WiFi networks. That is what the optional full scan is for (Windows, Android and Linux). It is not possible on iPhone or Mac: Apple does not allow it.
- Does ECOS spy on me or store my data?
- No. What you sense is processed on your device; the site doesn't collect it. Data is only uploaded if you create a share link.
- Can it detect people?
- It detects motion from how bodies disturb the signal of nearby Bluetooth devices. It doesn't see bodies or identify anyone.