Network Meter

How fast is your internet right now, and how strong is your signal? Network Meter shows your speed live, tests it on demand, and tells you everything about the network you're on.

⚡ LIVE SPEED METER

• Download and upload speed in your status bar, all the time

• Floating speed meter that stays on top of other apps

• Quick Settings tile to turn the meter on and off

• Track a session: start one before you do something, and see exactly what it used

🚀 SPEED TEST

• Ping, jitter, download and upload in one test

• A plain verdict on what your speed is good for: streaming, video calls, big uploads

• See how much data the test is using while it runs

📶 NETWORK TOOLS

• WiFi signal strength, band and link speed

• Mobile signal for every SIM, including 4G and 5G (standalone or non-standalone)

• Nearby WiFi networks

• Connection details: network, provider, IP and more

📊 APP BY APP

• See which apps are using the network right now

• Mobile data and WiFi counted separately

• Session history: see what each session used, and share a summary

🔒 PRIVATE BY DESIGN

No account and no Heartinz server. Your usage figures and history stay on your phone. The speed test talks only to public test servers.

🏆 NETWORK METER PRO

Everything the free app does, plus:

• Full usage history: a week, a month, or your whole billing cycle

• Per-app alerts: get told when an app goes over the data you allow it

• Data plan alerts: set your monthly allowance and get warned before you run out

• Home screen widgets: today's top data users at a glance

• Export your data: every session and usage figure as CSV

• Meter styles & themes: pick your colours, dial style and what the status bar shows

• No ads, anywhere in the app

Pro is available as a monthly or annual subscription, or as a one-time lifetime purchase. Already bought Premium in an earlier version? It carries over to Pro automatically.

🔑 ABOUT PERMISSIONS

Network Meter only asks for each permission on the screen that needs it. Android needs location to show WiFi names, phone access to show each SIM's signal, and "Usage access" for the per-app figures. Each is used only to show you your own network.