Apps tagged with 'Network Diagnostics'

Detects real internet connection from the Mac menu bar with instant alerts, live response time, network history, customizable checks, and multilingual support.

Test your internet connection stability with ping, jitter, packet loss, connection drops, and a simple reliability score.

NetDiag+ is a network diagnostics toolkit for iPhone, iPad and Android with 31 tools (32 on Android), built for the moment something breaks and you need to know where.

Troubleshoot app connectivity using real traffic, Wi-Fi and VPN stability, and local diagnostic reports. Built in Rust for Windows.

Free Android Wi-Fi and network diagnostics with signal monitoring, DNS and HTTP checks, and PDF reports. Part of the Infracheck family.

Route Map runs a traceroute on your own computer and draws the path on a world map. Each router is placed by its operator's own hostname first, using CAIDA's Hoiho rules and carrier site codes, and an IP database is asked only when the name says nothing.

An iPhone and iPad MQTT client for browsing topics, inspecting JSON, publishing messages, and diagnosing broker connections.

Self-hosted network monitoring for MSPs, IT teams and homelabs. SNMP, services, websites, alerts, diagnostics. Free for 100 devices.

WiFi Lens is an open-source native Wi-Fi analyzer for macOS, with a separate Pro edition available on the Mac App Store as a one-time purchase. Analyze channel congestion, monitor connection quality, test latency, diagnose connectivity issues, and track Wi-Fi roaming in real...

GrandSpeed is a free web-based network diagnostics suite designed to go beyond standard one-off speed tests. Built with a focus on livestreaming, gaming and real-time connectivity, GrandSpeed helps users diagnose dropped frames, bufferbloat, and intermittent connection drops.

macOS monitor that logs internet outages, durations and connection details, with heatmaps plus PDF and CSV reports for ISP troubleshooting.

WiFyi is a lightweight Wi-Fi diagnostics app for macOS that helps you understand why your connection feels slow, unstable, or inconsistent.