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Subnet Calc

Subnet Calc at Mac App Store analyse

Swipe Stack Ltd
Business Utilities Business Utilities
0 ratings · Power index: 180
Free Mac App Store Follow Website
Version 1.2
Size 0 Bytes
Updated 2 months ago
Released 28 Feb 2012

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Description

Subnet Calc is a handy little app that allows you to determine various aspects of a given subnet defined by an IP address and CIDR netmask. It will tell you the base IP, net mask, wildcard, network address, broadcast address, minimum & maximum host addresses, the total number of hosts available and even the class of the subnet including if it's a private range or not. In due course, various aspects of the highly successful iOS app will be being ported over so stay tuned for future updates!

Estimates

Monthly Downloads > 3.96k
Est. Revenue ~ $1.62k
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MacDesktop

Pricing by country

Country Price
Canada 0.99 CAD
China 8 CNY
France 0.99 EUR
Germany 0.99 EUR
Italy 0.99 EUR
Netherlands 0.99 EUR
Portugal 0.99 EUR
Spain 0.99 EUR
Poland 1.09 EUR
UK 0.99 GBP
India 99 INR
Japan 150 JPY
Korea, Republic Of 1100 KRW
Poland 4.99 PLN
Russia 99 RUB
Turkey 49.99 TRY
USA 0.99 USD
Korea, Republic Of 1.09 USD
Ukraine 0.99 USD

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Thanks! I like it

CodeToade · 12 years ago

Works as advertized. Thank you for creating this app. :)

Great App!

wirespeed14 · 12 years ago

This works great! The only improvements I would suggest would be: 1. A better way to enter the IP address (instead of having to tab, have the . (period) key advance you to the next field. 2. Add IPv6 subnetting as well. Really like your application though!

It’s ok

David Whittington · 10 years ago

Would be nice to have some preferences to simplify the GUI quite a bit. Sure, it works. But would be a whole lot less of an eye sore if it looked more like the old IPSubnetCalc dashboard widget. Would be nice to be able to turn off all the binary and hex at the menu bar, much like Apples calculator app turns on/off scientific modes.