Important: Remote RFExplorer is being discontinued

Later this month, Nuts About Nets is discontinuing its Windows and macOS software, including Remote RFExplorer. Here's what that means if you buy today:

• Your software keeps working, and your license key never expires.
• Downloads remain available, so you can reinstall at any time.
• There will be no further updates for future Windows or macOS releases.
• If you change your mind, you can request a full refund within 60 days of purchase. The license key is deactivated once the refund is processed.

Looking ahead? Remote Monitoring lives on in the Wireless Toolbox, our new portable diagnostic appliance. You view it from your phone, tablet or laptop browser, with nothing to install. Take a look at WirelessToolbox.com.

Remote RFExplorer is a simple application with a unique and powerful feature -- remote monitoring of spectrum traces. The "server-side" software acquires data from an attached RF Explorer device and uploads RF spectrum traces to cloud-based storage. The "client-side" software downloads those spectrum traces to a PC located anywhere in the world. Remote monitoring of an RF environment lends itself to a variety of new and exciting applications -- the possibilites are endless. RF Explorer is an amazing instrument that has made RF spectrum analysis accessible to thousands of users. The addition of remote monitoring adds another dimension to the usefulness of this wonderful tool. The Remote RFExplorer software is free and runs on both Windows and MacOS machines.

Remote RFExplorer runs natively under Windows and MacOS architectures -- both Intel x64 and Apple Silicon (M1/M2). When you register a license key it becomes associated with the serial number (S/N) of a specific RF Explorer device and NOT a machine. You are permitted to install the Windows and MacOS versions of the software on as many machines as you like.  However, during the registration process the license key becomes associated with a particular RF Explorer device and its serial number.  If you have only one RF Explorer device then you are good to go.  But if you have more than one RF Explorer device then each will require its own license key.