A pocket
Wi-Fi survey kit.

Scout Lite + SigRoam. Collect GPS-tagged Wi-Fi logs with your Flipper Zero.

Scout Lite & SigRoam by PINGEQUA

Use these parts

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The hardware

2 parts

Scout LiteWi-Fi scanner + GPS 1×
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Flipper ZeroHandheld controls + display 1×
Photo: Flipper DevicesMaker store

Also on the bench

2 microSD cards: Flipper: app. Scout Lite: FAT32 survey logs.
USB-C data cable: Transfer the app with qFlipper.
Dual-band SMA antenna: Included with Scout Lite.

Hardware guide File transfer guide

What goes where

On the Flipper

SigRoam 0.3

The survey dashboard. One .fap for Official or Momentum firmware; Unleashed is unsupported by this release.

Get SigRoam 0.3

On Scout Lite · ESP32-C5

ESP32 Marauder

Keep the factory image. The board does the scanning and writes CSV to its own microSD.

How logging works

Before your first survey

1
Attach the antenna before power-on, then dock Scout Lite on the Flipper GPIO header.
2
Put sigroam-0.3.fap in SD Card/apps/GPIO/ on the Flipper.
3
Set Settings → System → Log Device to Off. Open SigRoam’s Dashboard; OK starts and stops the survey.

Full setup instructions

Know this before you go.

GPS-tagged rows need a GPS fix. SigRoam is receive-only; 5 GHz is for scanning. The dedicated SigRoam scanner firmware for Scout Lite is still unreleased.

Current hardware & firmware limits