Speed Test & WiFi: SpeedKit

Measure your real internet speed in 15 seconds — download, upload, ping and jitter — against Cloudflare's global network, and keep 30 days of history you can actually show your provider.

SpeedKit is a small, honest internet speed test. No account. No sign-up. No VPN nobody asked for. Just an accurate speed test that tells you what your connection is really doing right now, whether you are on Wi-Fi, 5G, LTE or ethernet.

AN ACCURATE SPEED TEST, NOT A GUESS
• Every internet speed test runs against Cloudflare's 300+ global edge locations
• Auto-detects your nearest server, or pick from 50 locations across 5 regions
• Measures download speed, upload speed, ping and jitter in one short run
• Adapts the payload to your line: small for slow links, large for gigabit fiber

WATCH IT HAPPEN
• A live analogue dial sweeps as your download speed climbs
• Real-time throughput chart draws while the test runs
• Plain-language verdict — Wonderful, Great, Solid, Manageable or Tight

WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOU
• 4K streaming on two screens: plenty of room, or will it buffer?
• Video calls: silky, or expect delays?
• Games: responsive, or fine for casual play?
• Backups: roughly how long per gigabyte

PER-APP LATENCY
• Pings the services you actually use — streaming, calls, social, gaming
• Shows which will feel fast and which will lag, right now
• A separate gaming section with latency to the big game networks

HISTORY YOU CAN USE
• Every internet speed test is saved on your device with the full breakdown
• Trend chart over 7 days, 30 days, 90 days or all time
• Export the whole history as CSV — built for an ISP complaint
• See instantly whether a result is faster or slower than your average

PRIVATE BY DEFAULT
• Results never leave your phone — there is no server to send them to
• No account, no email, no sign-up
• No tracking, on either platform
• Ads are non-personalised, and one short video turns them off for a day

WHY IT MATTERS
Providers advertise speeds you may never see. With 30 days of timestamped tests you have evidence: when your gigabit fiber delivers 200 Mbps, when latency spikes at peak hours, when Wi-Fi trails ethernet. A speed test is only useful if you can prove what it measured — that is what the history is for.

Small, quick and honest. Measure your network, exactly as it is.