WiGLE.net is a catalog of wireless networks based on user-submitted observations. Submissions are not paired with actual people; rather name/password identities which people use to associate their data. The project is basically a "gee isn't this neat" engine for learning about the spread of wireless computer usage.
WiGLE concerns itself with 802.11, Bluetooth, and cellular networks right now, which can be collected via the WiGLE WiFi Wardriving tool on Android, Kismet Wireless, and numerous other packages.
The first step in using WiGLE is to create a username for yourself. You don't have to submit anything other than a real email and a username and password. Validation is immediate, however new accounts are subject to a probationary period. We will not contact you (unless you send us email or chat on our message boards). Your account will give you access to our query engine, upload capabilities, maps, and software downloads. New accounts are limited in the number of queries they can make daily.
See more on the official website.
