Ping Tools - Network Utility

Ping Tools - Network Utility helps you ping IP addresses and domains, monitor hosts, scan Wi-Fi devices, run traceroute, and check DNS records from one simple Android network toolkit.

Use this network utility to test whether a website, server, router, or local device is reachable. Check latency, packet loss, route details, DNS records, and local Wi-Fi/LAN devices with a clean and easy interface.

Key features:

• Ping IP addresses and domains
Check connectivity to any valid IP address or domain name.

• Clear ping summary
View reachable or failed status, average latency, packet loss, duration, and raw ping output.

• Network monitor
Continuously monitor a host such as your router, office server, game server, website, or network device. View live status, recent checks, and latency details.

• Wi-Fi Scan / Who’s on my Wi-Fi
Discover devices connected to your local Wi-Fi or LAN network. View IP address, hostname when available, latency, local device label, gateway label, and scan progress.

• Traceroute
Trace the network route to a host or domain. View hops, latency, timeout status, and route details where supported by your Android device.

• DNS Lookup
Look up DNS records for a domain using DNS-over-HTTPS. Supported records include A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, NS, TXT, SOA, and All.

• Ping History
Browse previous ping results, search history, copy values, and reuse a saved host in the Ping screen.

• Favorites and recent hosts
Save and quickly reuse frequently checked IP addresses or domains.

• Custom ping settings
Adjust packet count, timeout, and high-latency threshold based on your needs.

Useful for:

• Checking if a website or server is reachable
• Testing router or local network devices
• Troubleshooting Wi-Fi and internet connection issues
• Monitoring latency and packet loss
• Checking DNS records
• Finding devices connected to your Wi-Fi
• Basic network diagnostics for home, office, and support work

Privacy note:

Ping Tools - Network Utility does not require an account. Most tool data such as ping history, favorites, recent hosts, saved monitors, and settings is stored locally on your device. DNS Lookup may send the entered domain name to a public DNS resolver such as Cloudflare or Google to retrieve DNS records.

Ping Tools - Network Utility is designed to be lightweight, fast, and easy to use for both technical and non-technical users.