Ping

Ping is a simple and powerful toolkit for connection monitoring and quick network diagnostics.

Check server availability, measure latency, troubleshoot DNS, test websites and TCP ports, and inspect your current network connection — without using a command line.

Ping brings essential networking tools together in one clean and easy-to-use app.

📡 Connection Monitoring

Add multiple hosts and monitor their availability in real time.

Ping displays:

• host availability

• current latency

• average ping

• packet loss

• number of monitored hosts

Perfect for checking your internet connection, DNS servers, routers, remote servers and other network devices.

🔎 DNS Lookup

Get detailed DNS information for any domain:

• IPv4 / A records

• IPv6 / AAAA records

• Reverse DNS / PTR

• Current system DNS

• DNS response time

An easy way to find out whether a domain is resolving correctly.

⚡ TCP Port Check

Test whether a specific TCP port is reachable on a remote host or device.

Useful for troubleshooting web servers, VPN connections, SSH, game servers, home networks and other services.

🌐 HTTP Check

Inspect a website connection and view useful technical details:

• HTTP status code

• Final URL

• Redirect chain

• Response time

• Content type

• TLS / HTTPS information

A convenient tool for testing websites, APIs and web services.

📶 Network Information

View details about your active connection:

• Connection type

• Internet availability

• Active network interface

• Local IP addresses

• DNS servers

• Gateways

• VPN status

• Captive Portal status

• Metered connection status

✅ Full Diagnostic Check

Don't want to run every test manually?

Enter a domain and start a complete diagnostic check. Ping performs multiple network tests and combines the results into a single technical report.

Ping is designed to quickly answer one important question:

“Is my connection actually working — and if not, where is the problem?”

Clean interface, clear results and essential network tools — always within reach.