Wi-Fi coverage & extender placement
Range Up.
A better plan.
Better Wi-Fi.
Find the weak spots in your home. Plan where your Wi-Fi extender belongs, before you buy or move a thing.
See how it works
From guessing to planning
Every room deserves
a better connection.
Your walls and layout matter. Range Up helps you see why — with a coverage simulation built around your home.
Sketch your space
Start with a ready-made layout or draw walls and doors. Add every floor.
Place your router
Mark where it sits and choose the material preset that matches your home.
See the weak spots
Read a room-by-room heatmap. Your floor plan and simulation stay on your device.
Plan the right spot
With Premium, test extender positions and compare estimated coverage before and after.
See the whole picture
Small moves.
A clearer plan.
See how an extender changes estimated coverage, or explore your home floor by floor.
- Built for your wallsWood, brick and concrete presets.
- One floor or fiveExplore your plan in 2D and 3D.
- Works with any brandPlan placement for extenders and mesh nodes.
Start with your home
Your first coverage
map is free.
No account, sensors or Wi-Fi scanning permissions. Just your floor plan and a little curiosity.
Get Range UpUnderstand your coverage
Draw your layout, add floors, place the router and see the full heatmap in 2D or 3D.
Explore the better position
Place extenders, reveal the recommended spot and compare estimated coverage before and after.
Range Up is a planner and simulator. It estimates coverage from your layout; it does not measure live signal or run speed tests.
The Wi-Fi field guide
A little know-how.
A lot less guesswork.
Where to Place WiFi Extender: A Reliable-Link Guide
Halfway in signal, not halfway in distance — and the three situations where that rule falls apart.
Extender & Mesh PlacementWiFi Extender vs Mesh: Which One Fixes Your Dead Zone?
One weak room or a whole floor that never worked? That answer picks the hardware for you.
TroubleshootingWi-Fi Is Slow in One Room Only: A Diagnostic Walkthrough
Ten ordered tests, cheapest first, and what each result means for where an extender should go.
Wi-Fi Coverage BasicsRouter Placement: Where Your WiFi Router Should Live
Why the closet by the front door is the worst spot — and what to do when the cable jack traps you.
Homes & Floor PlansWi-Fi Extender Placement in a Two-Story House
A floor costs more than three walls. The stairwell is the way around it, and that decides the plan.
Using Range UpHow to Use Range Up: From Floor Plan to Extender Spot in 5 Minutes
Four steps, about five minutes, and one honest verdict on whether an extender helps at all.
Before you start
A few good
questions.
Do I need any special hardware to use Range Up?
No. Range Up works from a floor plan you sketch on your phone. It does not need a Wi-Fi scanning permission, a plug-in sensor, or a specific router brand.
Does Range Up work with any Wi-Fi extender or mesh system?
Yes. The placement advice is vendor-neutral — it tells you where a repeater, mesh node or second access point should physically go, whatever brand you buy. It is a planner, not a configuration tool, so it never needs to connect to your hardware.
Is Range Up free?
Sketching a floor plan, drawing walls and doors, adding floors, placing your router, marking the room you care about and reading the full coverage heatmap are all free. Premium unlocks placing extenders, revealing the recommended spot and the before/after comparison.
Are my floor plans uploaded?
No. Floor plans and coverage simulations stay on your device. The app also uses analytics, attribution and purchase services, as explained in the privacy policy.
How accurate is the coverage map?
Range Up models signal loss from distance and from the wall materials you pick, so it is a planning tool, not a calibrated survey. Use it to compare candidate positions and understand likely weak rooms, then check the result in your actual home.
Put your plan into perspective
Better Wi-Fi starts here.
Sketch your home and explore your coverage map for free. Premium helps you plan the next move.