You might want to give Netspot for Mac a try. I’ve found it pretty reliable for wifi site surveys. It provides both the active and passive scans which is really useful when you’re trying to optimize your coverage. The interface is pretty user-friendly too, so you don’t necessarily have to be a tech wizard to get useful data from it.
I’ve tried a handful of other apps and always ended up coming back to Netspot. Other apps either miss out on important features or are just too clunky to use. With Netspot, the heatmap feature is a standout. You can walk around your workspace and see real-time data visualizations of your wifi coverage.
The tool also supports detailed reports which are quite helpful if you need to optimize more than a few wifi networks or if you’re dealing with a big workspace. You can also pinpoint trouble spots where signals drop or interference is high, which makes troubleshooting a lot easier.
Here’s a link to the official site where you can get more info and download it: Netspot for Mac. It’s definitely worth checking out if you’re serious about getting the best wifi performance in your new workspace.
Would recommend starting with the free version to see if it suits your needs and then upgrading if you need the extra features. Good luck!