Pinger is a fast, lightweight network diagnostic tool that pings any host and shows you exactly how your connection is performing — packet by packet.

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REAL PING ENGINE

• Sends true ICMP echo requests using your device's native ping binary

• Automatic TCP fallback (port 443) on networks where ICMP is blocked — clearly labelled so you always know which protocol you're measuring

• Packets sent every 0.8 seconds with a 2-second timeout

LIVE SESSION VIEW

• Watch every request and reply stream into the packet log in real time

• Live latency chart (sparkline) that draws itself as replies arrive

• Running stats: minimum, average and maximum latency, jitter and packet loss

• Health indicator that rates your connection as it measures

DETAILED RESULTS

• Full session summary: latency, stability and success rate

• Per-packet details: sequence number, response time, TTL and payload size

• Share your results with one tap

CONNECTION HISTORY

• Every destination you ping is saved automatically (up to 20 entries)

• Search your saved hosts, re-ping any of them with one tap, or delete them individually

• Badge on the home screen shows how many destinations are stored

LIVE NETWORK STATUS

• See your current Wi-Fi or mobile connection, local IP address and signal strength right on the home screen

• Pings only start when a real internet connection is available — no wasted sessions

DESIGNED FOR READABILITY

• Clean, modern interface, fully right-to-left with native Persian typography

• Light, dark and system themes

• Clear monospace readouts for technical values

No ads. No tracking. Your ping history never leaves your device.

Whether you're troubleshooting a laggy game, checking your ISP's real latency, or just curious how stable your Wi-Fi is — Pinger gives you the honest numbers.