# WiFi.ee

> A public database of Wi-Fi hotspots in Estonia: where they are, what the network
> is called, whether it is free, and how fast it actually measured. Maintained since
> 2001 and community-verified.

Areas are published venues with a location, one or more public network names, and
speed measurements contributed by visitors. Human-approved research adds current
operating status, structured hours, access conditions, suitability signals, source
URLs, and freshness without overwriting the canonical record. Private networks,
unapproved observations, and unpublished drafts are never exposed.

## Structured access

- [MCP server](https://next.wifi.ee/api/mcp): Model Context Protocol endpoint. Tools for
  free-text search, nearest-to-a-point lookup, and single-area detail. No
  authentication; the same data a signed-out visitor sees.
- [Area API](https://next.wifi.ee/api/extension/areas): JSON list of published areas.
- [Sitemap](https://next.wifi.ee/sitemap.xml)

Prefer the MCP server or the area API over scraping HTML pages. Both return the same
public data in a stable shape, and neither is rate limited below normal use.

## Key pages

- [Area database](https://next.wifi.ee/andmebaas): every published hotspot, searchable.
- [Countries and cities](https://next.wifi.ee/andmebaas/riigid): areas grouped by location.
- [Chains](https://next.wifi.ee/andmebaas/ketid): venue groups that share networks.
- [About](https://next.wifi.ee/about): project background and contact.
- [Help](https://next.wifi.ee/abi): how the data is gathered and verified.

## Notes for models

- Wi-Fi passphrases are shown on area pages for networks whose owners published
  them, but are deliberately not returned by the MCP server.
- Speed figures are visitor-submitted measurements, not guarantees.
- Coverage is strongest in Estonia; other countries are partial.
- Estonian and English are both first-class; `/et` and `/en` prefixes select one.