Download TamoGraph Site Survey for macOS

To install and use TamoGraph, you need a MacBook, MacBook Pro, or MacBook Air manufactured in 2012 or later. TamoGraph supports the Wi-Fi adapter integrated into your laptop, so no additional external Wi-Fi adapters are required. However, if you prefer to conduct passive surveys using an external USB adapter or if you want to conduct a simultaneous passive and active survey, you can optionally use one of the USB adapters listed below.

Important information for 2026 MacBook Pro models with M5 Pro and M5 Max chips:
These devices use Apple’s new N1 Wi-Fi chip. Unfortunately, this change has broken most packet capture applications, including TamoGraph. We are looking for a solution. In the meantime, if you own a 2026 MacBook Pro, the only way to conduct passive surveys is to use one of the external USB adapters listed below. We apologize for the inconvenience.

You can also run TamoGraph on a desktop computer. This operating mode may be feasible if you would like to do RF modeling or collect Wi-Fi data using portable computers and then import, merge, and analyze the data on an iMac based on faster hardware and using a larger display.

You may want to use optional components: a USB spectrum analyzer, WiPry by Oscium, if you plan to perform spectrum analysis surveys; an NMEA-compliant GPS receiver, if you plan to perform GPS-assisted site surveys.

Download TamoGraph Site Survey for macOS

The following external adapters can be optionally used for passive surveys on MacBooks: