Observed arrival · 2026-10-16
Signal Plan, a Wi-Fi planner that lets walls have their say
A browser-based planner for laying out Wi-Fi access points on floor plans, with a live signal-map demo and support for multiple hardware brands.
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- Wi-Fi installers and office network planners
- Worth noticing
- The live demo models 600 m² and assigns different signal losses to glass, drywall, and concrete.
Field notes
The sample office includes glass meeting rooms, drywall offices, and a concrete lift core and server room; the page explains how those materials affect signal and how higher bands lose more through walls. It says the floor plan stays in the browser while planning numbers, such as floor size and band, are sent to look up model data. Access-point entries are marked as checked against a datasheet or spec page, or as family estimates.
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