MikroWiFi – MikroTik Hotspot Billing & WiFi Vouchers for iOS

Manage guest Wi-Fi and billing from your phone with MikroWiFi - MikroTik Hotspot Billing & WiFi Vouchers, developed by nozda. The app turns MikroTik routers into managed hotspots for public venues, removing command-line or WinBox steps for daily operations. It offers a mobile-focused interface to create time- or data-limited vouchers and monitor active sessions in real time. Features include QR auto-login, thermal printer support, and multi-router control. Ideal for cafés, hotels, libraries, and small ISPs needing simplified hotspot access management.

What network tasks does MikroWiFi handle?

MikroWiFi focuses on hotspot billing and user access management for MikroTik routers. It supports batch voucher generation to create multiple time- or data-limited access codes, and includes sales and usage reporting with export and print options. The app offers a brandable captive portal for premium accounts and presents access logs and receipts for straightforward local reporting and reconciliation.

Is it secure to manage MikroTik routers from a mobile app?

The app connects to RouterOS using REST and API protocols with an automatic fallback between versions, and it supports RouterOS 6.0 or later, including hAP, hEX, and CHR models. Administrators can terminate sessions remotely from the interface, which reduces on-site troubleshooting. Access-control actions and session termination are executed through the configured API connection rather than by issuing manual terminal commands.

Can non-technical staff operate voucher sales and printing?

The mobile interface reduces reliance on desktop tools for routine sales tasks, and printing integrates with standard hardware: receipt-style output to 58mm thermal printers or A4 card sheets via Bluetooth or network printing. Multi-router management lets an operator switch between multiple devices, and fleet plans support up to 100 routers. Supported platforms require iOS 15.6 or later and include iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and newer Mac hardware.

How does MikroWiFi fit into an administrator's toolkit?

The developer is based in New Zealand and specializes in networking utilities, which frames the app's operational focus. The release is relatively new on the App Store and has a growing user base. Administrators face a practical trade-off: the app speeds front-line voucher issuance, but advanced branding and large-fleet controls should be validated against existing point-of-sale workflows before wider deployment.

Practical choice for small venues, with a configurability trade-off

MikroWiFi is a practical option for small businesses and administrators who need mobile-first hotspot administration and voucher-based guest access. The primary caveat is that portal branding and large-fleet features are gated behind higher tiers, so verify those functions during testing. Practical tip: enable encrypted cloud backups before bulk voucher generation to preserve router settings and voucher records in case restoration is needed. It fits point-of-sale environments.