Pingy

Live network latency, visualized.

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Type a host — 1.1.1.1, google.com, your router, a game server. Pingy sends real ICMP packets and paints each reply as a bar in a rolling graph. The in-flight bar shifts color as the probe ages, snaps to its final shade when the reply lands, and vanishes the moment a packet times out.

Features

• Multi-host monitoring — one panel per host, as many as you want side by side.
• Live sliders — packet size (16–480 bytes), time window (1–30 s), graph roof, graph height, zoom curve. Every change hits the very next probe, no restart.
• Adaptive cadence — the next probe fires the moment the previous reply returns (or times out at 3 s). Fast links yield more samples per second, not the same handful.
• Rolling stats — sent, lost, lowest, highest, packet-loss percentage, always on screen.
• Domain or IP — DNS is paid once per panel, never per probe.
• Quick presets — Cloudflare, Google, Quad9, OpenDNS, your LAN gateway.
• No telemetry — no analytics, no crash reporter, no ads, no account.

Platform Support

Target	Status
Android	8.0 (API 26) and above
iOS	16.0 and above
Desktop (JVM)	Library only — engine compiles on macOS and Linux, no UI shell yet. Windows unsupported (Winsock doesn't expose unprivileged ICMP).

Privacy

No telemetry, no analytics, no crash reporter, no ads, no account. The only network traffic Pingy emits is the ICMP probes you explicitly start. Android permissions are limited to INTERNET and ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE. No credentials or keystore files are ever committed — local.properties, *.jks, and the keystore/ directory are all .gitignored.

Building

Requirements

• Android Studio 2025.3.1+ (Kotlin 2.2, Gradle 9)
• JDK 21 (auto-provisioned by the Gradle toolchain)
• Xcode 16.3+ for iOS
• CMake 3.22.1+ (NDK-managed on Android)

Android

./gradlew :androidApp:assembleDebug

Release signing reads from local.properties (which is .gitignored) — keystore.keyAlias, keystore.keyPassword, keystore.storePassword. Unsigned debug builds don't need a keystore.

iOS

cd iosApp && pod install
open iosApp.xcworkspace

Feedback

Open an issue or start a discussion.

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