View Wigle wardriving CSV exports on a map - route, Wi-Fi access points, and Bluetooth (BLE) devices. Everything runs in your browser; files are never uploaded or stored.
See it live at https://wardrive.caueb.com.
Open the site, then Load CSV (or drag a file onto the map). Data stays in memory only - refresh or Clear to discard it.
- Full-bleed map with Dark / Light / Satellite / Topo basemaps (Layers)
- Optional heatmap and street-snapped route (OSRM, with GPS fallback)
- Encryption-colored markers, count-based clustering, collapsible legend
- Filters drawer: search, min RSSI, kind / encryption / flag chips
- Devices drawer: table, sort, detail inspector (including threat reasons)
- KPI bar: Devices, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Open, Hidden, WPS, Threats (click to filter)
- Replay scrubber when a capture includes timestamps
- Security posture - encryption mix; open / WPS / threats / flock
- Path & coverage - area, distance, speed, GPS fixes, captures over time
- Identity - vendors, shared SSIDs, mobile, flock
- RF environment - RSSI histogram, bands, channel distribution
- Map tiles from OpenStreetMap / CARTO / Esri / OpenTopoMap; routing via public OSRM. Network required for tiles and route snap.
- Vendor names from local
oui.json(Wireshark manuf-derived). - Hidden / randomized / WPS / Flock / mobile / threat flags are best-effort client heuristics, not authoritative security assessments.
- No accounts, no backend, no file upload.