PingLossMap - Network monitor

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About this app

PingLossMap is a professional network monitoring tool for measuring ping, packet loss and network quality.

Use GPS mapping to create a real-time network coverage map, detect packet loss, latency and connection stability during field testing. The app helps engineers and technicians analyze signal quality and network performance in mobile and fixed environments.

KEY FEATURES:

• Real-time TCP ping measurements with GPS location tagging
• Interactive network coverage heatmap showing signal quality on the map
• Two display modes: Ping latency and Packet loss
• Measure packet loss, latency and network stability in real time
• Save sessions as CSV and GeoJSON files
• Works indoors using WiFi and cellular positioning
• Continuous network monitoring during movement

FREE VERSION:

• 100 measurement points per session
• Load up to 2 saved sessions
• Ping and packet loss heatmap
• Basic network monitoring and coverage mapping

PRO VERSION ($2.99 one-time):

• 500 measurement points per session
• Auto-save every 500 points
• Load up to 5 sessions at once
• Jitter and connection stability statistics
• Continuous data collection
• Advanced network quality analysis

Perfect for:

• Network engineers
• Telecom professionals
• Field testing and site surveys
• WiFi deployment and troubleshooting
• Cellular coverage testing
• ISP and network operations
Measure ping, packet loss and network quality with GPS heatmap.
Updated on
Aug 25, 2026

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