PingTools Network Utilities

StreamSoft

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About this app

This app contains the following tools:

• Info - basic information about your device network
• Watcher - continuous monitoring of remote resources
• Local-Area Network - shows all devices on your network
• Ping - ICMP, TCP and HTTP ping
• GeoPing - Check resource availability worldwide
• Traceroute - UDP or ICMP traceroute tool
• iPerf - tool for network performance measurement and tuning
• SpeedTest - iPerf based network speed measurement
• Port scanner - TCP ports scanner
• Whois
• UPnP scanner - UPnP\DLNA devices scanner
• Bonjour browser
• Wi-Fi scanner
• Subnet scanner
• DNS Lookup
• Wake on LAN
• IP Calculator

and even more! Enjoy!

Ratings and reviews

Mostly great. Kinda buggy. Saved names for devices on the LAN disappear and sometimes come back. Currently I'm seeing two "sets" of names randomly applying. Basically all my names disappeared, so I saved new ones. Then the old ones came back. And now it alternates between the two sets. Very annoying. Also auto watcher intervals don't fire. I have it set for every minute, and they never run.

Extremely weird. I downloaded this while looking for a self-hosted speed test application. I didn't want any HTML5/browser based tests, so this looked promising, even though it used public servers. But on startup, this thing IMMEDIATELY starts scanning network (even if just connected by LTE) and if you open speed test page while it's doing this "scan" the app just crashes. Extremely unstable. Also, extremely annoying that it auto-scans. I want to be able to set startup page to a specific one.

This app is excellent for doing network testing. I used it to prove that I was connected to the AT&T cell network, had an internal IP, gateway address, and DNS addresses assigned to me, could talk to the dns servers on port 53 but AT&T is arbitrarily blocking my internet connection because they consider my device as unsupported. Without this app it would have been a lot harder to do this type of troubleshooting on a non-rooted android device. An FCC complaint against AT&T is now open for this.

What's new

• Android 13 Support
• Bug fixes