Version Information
- Version
- 6.0.5
- Release date
- Oct 3, 2026
- Size
- 12.5 MB
- Android
- 7.0+
- File type
- APK
- Package
- com.wifi.passwordshow.wifimanager.wifikeymaster.vision
- Developer
- RisingInc
About WIFI Password Show All WIFI
WIFI Password Show All WIFI is a compact productivity utility from RisingInc built around a single everyday problem: remembering the key to a wireless network you have already joined. Rather than making you reset a router or hunt through settings, the app puts the stored credential details of your Wi-Fi connections in one place so you can read them when you need them. Getting Back A Forgotten Network Key The core of the app is retrieval of saved wireless credentials. Once a device has joined a network, the login information is retained locally, and this tool is built to surface it in plain text so you can share it with a guest, enter it on a second device, or simply confirm you are typing the right characters. It is aimed at people who routinely move between home, office and other Wi-Fi environments. Fitting The Productivity Category As a productivity app, it replaces a fiddly manual routine with a direct route to information you already own. There is no content library, no social layer and no extra workflow to learn, which keeps the task short: open the app, locate the network, read the credential. That narrow focus is what places it alongside other small everyday utility tools rather than broad platform applications. Install Size And Device Support The package is 12.5 MB, so it occupies little room on internal storage and downloads quickly even on a modest connection. The build requires Android 7.0+ or newer, and devices running more recent system versions are also supported. Because the footprint is small, it is a reasonable addition for users who want a lightweight tool rather than a heavy suite. The Current Release This listing provides version 6.0.5, dated 2026-10-03. Anyone reinstalling or updating should confirm the version string before proceeding so they know which build they are getting. The app carries no published content rating, so users with strict household restrictions may want to review it before handing a device to someone else.