InLAN: Network Scanner
InLAN: Network Scanner
Last updated: October 6, 2026
This Privacy Policy explains how InLAN: Network Scanner (“InLAN”, “the App”), developed by Krepel Studio, handles information when you use the App.
Application package: com.krepelstudio.inlan
Developer: Krepel Studio
Website: https://krepelstudio.com
Contact email: Krepelstudio@gmail.com
InLAN is a local network scanning utility designed to help users discover and inspect devices connected to their current Wi-Fi or Ethernet local network.
The App is designed to perform its core network scanning and device identification functions locally on the user's device.
Krepel Studio does not operate an account system, analytics platform, advertising platform, or developer-controlled cloud service for InLAN.
To provide its network scanning functionality, InLAN may access and process information about devices available on the current local network, including:
local IP addresses;
IP addresses of detected network devices;
device availability or reachability status;
ping or latency results;
hostname, when available;
MAC address, when technically available;
device manufacturer information, when it can be reliably determined;
device type or model information, when available;
local network gateway or router information.
This information is used only to provide the network scanning and device information features of the App.
Network scan information is processed locally on the user's device and is not transmitted to Krepel Studio or stored on a Krepel Studio server.
Some information may not be available because of Android restrictions, network configuration, firewalls, device privacy features, or other technical limitations.
InLAN may store limited information locally on the device in order to provide its functionality and preserve user preferences.
This may include:
application settings;
selected language and theme preferences;
the number of free network scans already used;
locally assigned custom names for network devices;
purchase entitlement or locally cached purchase state required to determine Pro access.
InLAN does not maintain a cloud-based history of scanned networks or discovered devices.
Network scan results are used for the current operation and user experience. Long-term device information is not uploaded to Krepel Studio.
Pro users may assign a custom local name to a discovered device.
These aliases are stored locally for use within InLAN.
The App attempts to associate an alias only with a sufficiently stable device identifier when one is available. InLAN does not upload custom device names to Krepel Studio.
Users can remove locally stored application data through Android system settings.
InLAN uses only permissions required for its actual functionality.
The INTERNET permission allows the App to open network sockets required for network communication and supported application services.
InLAN does not use this permission to upload LAN scan results to Krepel Studio.
The ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE permission allows InLAN to determine the current network connection and obtain information required to identify the active local network.
This is an Android normal permission and does not require a runtime permission dialog.
On Android 17 and later, when the App targets Android 17 or higher, InLAN uses the ACCESS_LOCAL_NETWORK permission.
This permission is required so the App can discover and communicate with devices on the user's local Wi-Fi or Ethernet network.
The permission is requested when local network scanning is needed. Users may deny or later revoke this permission through Android system settings.
If local network access is denied, the core network scanning functionality cannot operate correctly.
The agreed InLAN implementation does not require access to:
precise or approximate location;
contacts;
photos or media;
shared storage;
camera;
microphone;
call logs;
SMS messages;
notifications;
Accessibility Service;
Notification Access;
Usage Access.
InLAN also does not require Wi-Fi management permissions solely for its core LAN scanning mechanism.
InLAN offers an optional Lifetime Pro purchase through the official Google Play Billing system.
Google Play processes the financial transaction.
InLAN and Krepel Studio do not receive or store:
credit or debit card numbers;
bank account information;
payment credentials entered into Google Play.
The Google Play Billing Library may provide the App with information necessary to process and restore a purchase, such as:
purchased product identifier;
purchase state;
purchase token;
acknowledgement state.
This information is used only to determine whether Lifetime Pro access should be granted or restored.
The agreed implementation does not send purchase tokens or purchase information to a Krepel Studio backend server.
Payment processing by Google is governed by Google's own terms and privacy policies.
InLAN does not use advertising.
The App does not use:
Google AdMob;
Google User Messaging Platform (UMP);
advertising identifiers for ad targeting;
behavioral advertising;
advertising profiles.
InLAN is not designed to track users across apps or websites.
The agreed production implementation of InLAN does not use analytics SDKs to collect user behavior or usage statistics for Krepel Studio.
Krepel Studio does not receive network scan histories, discovered-device lists, IP addresses, hostnames, MAC addresses, or device aliases through an analytics system.
Krepel Studio does not sell personal information.
Krepel Studio does not share LAN scan information with advertisers, data brokers, analytics providers, or other third parties.
Information required for a Google Play purchase is handled through Google Play as described in the Google Play Billing section above.
InLAN is designed to minimize data processing and keep network scanning information on the user's device.
The App does not operate a Krepel Studio server for uploading or storing discovered local network devices.
Local network communication is performed only as required to discover devices and check their availability.
Google Play Billing communication is handled through Google's official billing infrastructure.
Users can:
choose whether to grant local network access;
revoke local network permission through Android system settings;
change or remove locally assigned device names;
clear InLAN application data through Android settings;
uninstall the App;
manage Google Play purchases through Google Play.
InLAN does not require the creation of a user account, so there is no InLAN account that must be deleted.
Krepel Studio does not maintain a remote database containing InLAN network scans or discovered devices.
Locally stored preferences, aliases, scan-limit information, and application state remain under the control of the Android operating system and the user.
Krepel Studio does not retain this local information on its own servers.
This Privacy Policy may be updated if InLAN functionality, Android requirements, Google Play requirements, permissions, or third-party integrations change.
The current version of this Privacy Policy will be made available through the official Krepel Studio website:
The “Last updated” date at the top of this document will indicate when the policy was most recently revised.
If you have questions about this Privacy Policy or the privacy practices of InLAN, contact:
Krepel Studio
Email: Krepelstudio@gmail.com
Website: https://krepelstudio.com