FIX MY WI-FI
First, find out
what’s going wrong.
The broadband coming into your home, the Wi-Fi reaching a room and one troublesome device are different problems. Start by telling them apart.
Start the connection check ↗Enter your own readings. No network scanning or account access.

OR GO STRAIGHT TO YOUR SYMPTOM
YOUR ROUTE THROUGH THE PROBLEM
One useful step at a time.
- 01
Make the comparison fair
Use the same device, pause other downloads and repeat at similar times. The check explains what your readings suggest.
Use the connection check → - 02
Try the free change
A more open router position or a better node location may help. Retest the task you care about, not just the signal bars.
Read the placement method → - 03
Follow the evidence
Keep a record for provider support, or compare equipment if the local coverage route still needs improvement.
Build a test log → · Explore equipment approaches →
Guides for your next step
Wi-Fi through thick walls: what to check before buying mesh
Separate a weak indoor signal from a slow line, then choose a sensible route.
Read the guide →PLACEMENTWhere to put mesh Wi-Fi nodes: a room-by-room test
A practical placement experiment that checks the link between nodes as well as the signal in the room.
Read the guide →TROUBLESHOOTINGMake a Wi-Fi test log your provider can use
Collect consistent observations instead of a folder of unrelated speed screenshots.
Read the guide →