Pingo: WiFi & Network Scanner

Pingo is a network toolkit that starts with the problem, not the tool.

Say what is wrong — the internet is slow, the Wi-Fi will not stay connected, a printer will not work, a site will not load — and Pingo runs the checks that question needs, in the right order, then tells you what it found in plain English. You do not have to know which tool to reach for.

When you do want the individual tools, they are all here.

Guided diagnosis

Pick the symptom and Pingo works through it step by step. Every step reports what it measured, and says so plainly when it could not measure something. The plain-English answer is on top and the raw numbers are underneath.

See your network

Wi-Fi analyzer with signal, band and channel readings, and a view of which channels the networks around you are crowding. A scanner that lists the devices answering on your network and identifies the maker where the hardware address allows it. A map of how you connect to your router and out to the internet.

Test the connection

Speed test with download, upload, latency and bufferbloat. Ping and traceroute. DNS timing against public resolvers. IPv6, CGNAT and double-NAT checks. Port scanning, a subnet calculator, and throughput testing to a server you run.

Go further when you need to

Uptime monitoring for hosts you choose. SSH, Telnet, SFTP and SMB from your phone. Domain, DNS, WHOIS and TLS certificate checks. Breach and exposure lookups against public intelligence sources. A test of what your network filters on the way out.

Honest by design

Pingo separates "this failed" from "this could not be tested", and it labels the difference on screen. A reading it could not take is shown as missing, never filled in with a guess. Where a check needs a permission you have not granted, the screen says which one and why.

What Pingo does not do

No ads. No analytics. No usage tracking. No account. Your scans, results and history stay on your device. Some checks ask a public internet service a narrow question, and the privacy policy names every one of them and says exactly what is sent.