30 million hotspots, in your pocket
Most WiFi-finder apps run out of ideas the moment you leave a major city. WifiPass doesn't. The map carries pins from travelers in 180+ countries — from a side-street tea house in Hanoi to the airport in Reykjavik — so the first place you tap is usually the one that works.
Every pin shows the venue, signal, and the most recent working password. One tap copies it. Open WiFi settings, paste, you're online. No browsing through 8 ads to see a 6-character string.
How the map gets so dense
WifiPass is crowdsourced. Travelers add the hotspots they've used. The community votes on what still works — stale entries naturally fade out, so the top of the list is always the credential most people just connected to. That's how 30M+ pins stay useful instead of becoming a graveyard of dead networks.
Where the coverage is densest
- Cafés & restaurants: the single biggest source of community-added pins.
- Airports & transit: lounges, terminals, and stations travelers pass through.
- Hotels & hostels: guest-network passwords shared by the people who stayed there.
- Libraries & civic spaces: reliable free public WiFi, verified by locals.
Privacy by default
Your location is processed on-device only. We never store your coordinates server-side. Sign-in is anonymous via Firebase — no account, no email, no tracking pixels. The app verifies it's the real WifiPass via Firebase App Check, so the API serves only us, not scrapers.
Find the WiFi. Save your data. Move on with your day.
What's different about WifiPass
- Beautifully native: Liquid Glass on iOS 26 and Material design on Android, 60fps, full accessibility.
- Free: the whole map and all 30M+ hotspots — no account, no sign-up.
- Offline maps: download a whole city and find WiFi with zero signal and zero data.
- Anonymous: we never know who you are, and we don't want to.
- Everywhere: iPhone, iPad, and Android, with the same map and passwords.
Want a tour of the rest of the app? See the full WifiPass site →