12.12.0
Version
36.75 MB
Size
26 Oct 2026
Updated
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What is Morphe Fing?
Fing – Network Tools from Fing Limited is the app you open when you want to know what’s on your Wi-Fi. It lists every device on the network and tries to identify it, runs internet speed tests, and has ping, traceroute and port scans for when something isn’t working. Some of the deeper tools and features sit behind Fing’s paid tiers.
The APK here is patched with “Fing Premium” from Paresh Maheshwari’s community paresh-patches bundle, which says it unlocks premium network tools and features. It’s not an official Morphe patch. The community AutoBuilds pipeline builds it and this site links to the result.
What’s in this build
Premium network tools
The paid tools inside the app are unlocked, according to the patch. Which ones exactly isn’t documented.
Device discovery
The regular network scan and device identification work as they do in the official app, no root needed.
Speed tests
Fing’s internet speed test is part of the base app and unchanged.
Troubleshooting basics
Ping, traceroute and port scanning are still where you’d expect them.
Anything that runs on Fing’s servers or depends on Fing hardware, such as account-wide monitoring or a Fingbox, can’t be unlocked by patching the phone app.
Installing Fing
- Uninstall the Play Store Fing first if it’s on your phone. The patched build is signed differently.
- Download the Universal APK from the box above and tap it to install. Allow installs from unknown apps for your browser or file manager if asked.
- Open Fing while connected to the Wi-Fi network you want to scan and give it the location permission. Android won’t reveal the network name to apps without it.
Fing FAQ
It's the Fing app with Paresh Maheshwari's open-source Fing Premium patch, built by the community AutoBuilds pipeline. It's unofficial and not from Fing Limited. Modified APKs always carry some risk, and a network scanner sees a lot about your network, so install it only if you trust the source.
No. The scan works over normal Wi-Fi, just like the Play Store version. The patched build doesn't need root either.
Signing in should behave like the regular app, but features that Fing runs on its servers are tied to your actual plan. The patch only changes the app on your phone.
The Play Store won't do it. Download the next build from this page and install it over the current one.
