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One-button Wi-Fi repeater - share your laptop's Wi-Fi as a hotspot
Wifi Repeater by Team of Monkeys .com turns your Linux laptop into a Wi-Fi extender with one button. Your laptop stays connected to your Wi-Fi network and, at the same time, broadcasts its own network that phones, tablets and other computers can join to use the same internet connection.
Wifi Repeater works through NetworkManager. Nothing is saved to your system network settings: the hotspot disappears when you stop it. No telemetry and no accounts.
One-time setup: Wifi Repeater needs two permissions to manage your Wi-Fi. The app shows them on first start; you can also run:
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Most Intel, Realtek and MediaTek laptop cards can repeat with a single card. The hotspot uses the same channel as your network; radar-checked 5 GHz channels (52-144) and 6 GHz cannot be used for broadcasting.
Only share an internet connection you are entitled to share.
- One big Start button: no settings to learn
- Uses the Wi-Fi card you already have; no second adapter needed
- Pick your own network name and password, or keep the generated ones
- Scan a QR code to join from a phone
- See which devices are connected
- Follows your network when it changes channel
- Also works with a second Wi-Fi adapter, or to share a wired connection
Wifi Repeater works through NetworkManager. Nothing is saved to your system network settings: the hotspot disappears when you stop it. No telemetry and no accounts.
One-time setup: Wifi Repeater needs two permissions to manage your Wi-Fi. The app shows them on first start; you can also run:
``
sudo snap connect wifi-repeater-monkeys:network-manager
sudo snap connect wifi-repeater-monkeys:network-control
``Most Intel, Realtek and MediaTek laptop cards can repeat with a single card. The hotspot uses the same channel as your network; radar-checked 5 GHz channels (52-144) and 6 GHz cannot be used for broadcasting.
Only share an internet connection you are entitled to share.
Update History
2.1.1 (2) → 2.2.0 (3)19 Oct 2026, 18:30 UTC
1.0.0 (1) → 2.1.1 (2)19 Oct 2026, 18:00 UTC
1.0.0 (1)19 Oct 2026, 17:00 UTC
19 Oct 2026, 16:56 UTC
19 Oct 2026, 18:16 UTC
19 Oct 2026, 17:00 UTC




