Nuts About Nets was founded in 2006 in Redmond, Washington — a corner of the country thick with high-tech, biomedical, and software companies, Microsoft among them. We started out installing and configuring computer networks, wired and wireless alike, which is where the “Nets” in our name comes from.
It didn’t take long to spot a gap. Wireless networks failed in ways wired ones didn’t, and even seasoned administrators struggled to diagnose them — not for lack of skill, but for lack of the right tools. What existed was either too expensive or too complicated to justify for occasional use. So we changed direction and began building low-cost, approachable software for the problems that came up most often: RF interference, intermodulation and distortion, and Wi-Fi discovery and troubleshooting.
That’s still what we do. Today Nuts About Nets builds low-cost diagnostic tools for installing, optimizing, and troubleshooting wireless networks, wireless pro audio, and general-purpose RF.
We build low-cost, easy-to-use tools that let professionals and non-professionals alike solve real-world RF problems — in wireless networks, wireless pro audio, and general-purpose RF applications.
The work has taken us into some genuinely hard problems, and we’ve enjoyed finding new angles on old ones: our patents cover Wi-Fi channel optimization, intermodulation analysis, and radar signal simulation. But the part we value most is simpler. Our tools are in use around the world, helping people make sense of signals they can’t see — and there’s real satisfaction in that.
Nuts About Nets
15600 NE 8th Street, Suite B1-153
Bellevue, WA 98008
E-mail: [email protected]