Quantum Fiber from AT&T

Name: Quantum Fiber from AT&T
Rating: 3.4 (6032 reviews)
Author: Forged Fiber 37, LLC

By: Forged Fiber 37, LLC App

Productivity

Overview

Version:

2.9.5

Last updated: 2026-06-29

Ranking

#28,585 ▼ 616

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Take control of your Quantum Fiber network from your browser or mobile device. Quickly set up your network name and password, monitor installation progress, view connected devices, rename devices, pause Wi‑Fi for specific devices, and check network health.

Share access with family via QR codes, block unwanted devices, sign in with biometric authentication, and manage everything in one productive, secure extension for your home network.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Home Automation Privacy & Security Task Management

By:

Forged Fiber 37, LLC

Rating:

3.40

(6,032) 42 new ratings

Version:

2.9.5 Last updated: 2026-06-29

Version code:

887449237

Creation date:

2021-09-21

Compatible devices:

Size:

69.67MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-19

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 28,585 ▼ 616

Other platforms

Quantum Fiber from AT&T (v2.9.5)

361,773 2.02

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Developed by:

Forged Fiber 37, LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/quantum-fiber-from-at-t/id1586029000

Website:

https://www.quantumfiber.com

User Reviews

User reviews show the Quantum Fiber iOS app is unstable and hard to use after the AT&T takeover. Repeated logins, slow or failed loading, and inaccurate device/pod status hinder troubleshooting. The app offers few controls (no remote resets, no data usage view, few diagnostics) and lacks biometrics. Support is inconsistent, with many users told fixes are pending or escalated. Overall, the app is seen as a weak, under-maintained companion to the service.

Pros

Cons

Unreliable app performance and stability (frequent logouts, slow response, and load failures).
Limited device/pod management features (no remote reboots, no meaningful per-device data like IP/MAC, and inability to remove extra pods).
Poor visibility and diagnostics (pods and devices often show offline or not reporting data; little network information or signal data).
Login friction and lack of biometric support (must log in repeatedly; no FaceID support).
Weak customer support and inconsistent issue resolution related to the app (statements that it's being worked on; scheduling tech visits; slow fixes).