Connection performance
Advanced endpoint overrides
Only use a server you trust. It must support browser CORS and the expected measurement endpoints.
Measure real throughput, understand connection quality, and turn network signals into useful decisions.
Only use a server you trust. It must support browser CORS and the expected measurement endpoints.
Forecasts are estimates based on your own history, not guarantees.
Run a full test and we’ll flag only conditions supported by the result.
Suggestions will appear only when a measured signal justifies them.
Compare tests over time and understand when your network performs at its best.
| Date & time | Download | Upload | Ping | Jitter | Loss | Score | Server | Actions |
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Each completed test is saved to this session and appears here for comparison.
A technically honest view of public network identity, protocol capability, DNS, device context, and expected performance.
Range and location come from public databases and may not describe your exact local network.
Browsers usually cannot reveal the exact configured DNS server, so none is claimed here.
VPN and proxy signals are probabilistic and cannot be guaranteed.
Patterns appear only when there are enough tests across different hours.
Track responsiveness, variation, and connection drops over time without running a full throughput test.
Run repeated lightweight requests to assess consistency, temporary spikes, failures, and loss.
Choose a duration and begin when your network is in normal use.
Drops, latency spikes, and recovery events appear here while monitoring.
Configure your subscribed plan, test preferences, privacy choices, and local data controls.
Compare measured throughput with your advertised plan. A single test is never treated as an SLA verdict.
Add a plan speed to enable utilization analysis.
Private/local IP addresses are not requested. Public-network data is labeled and optional history remains under your control.