• Health Score: on networks that block ping, servers that do not answer are no longer counted as packet loss, so your provider is not flagged by mistake. • Steadier results on Wi-Fi: while Traceroute, MTR, Bufferbloat and the Health Score recovery check measure, the app now pings your router often so the phone's Wi-Fi does not go into power-saving sleep. That sleep added a random delay to replies. Bufferbloat may now show a larger rise under load than before, because the idle baseline no longer includes this delay. • The reminder card for a second check at the other end of the day now sits right under the verdict. • Latency Dashboard: Fortnite Middle East is removed, because Epic moved the region and publishes no address to ping. AWS Bahrain is shown as unavailable (since March 2026), and the Mumbai row has a clearer name. • Path MTU and MTR no longer get stuck waiting for replies in a rare case.

• Health Score: compare day and evening. After a daytime check, turn on one reminder for 21:00 tonight; after an evening check, 13:00 tomorrow. • Report for your provider: all your checks in one text or PDF document — daytime and evening, who was at fault each time, and the numbers behind every score. • Home-screen widget with your last score. • Recent checks: last five scores and who was at fault, plus day vs evening averages once you have both. • Ping: up to 10,000 packets or until you stop it, interval down to 0.05 s, choose packet size. Fixed: loss could show 0% even when packets were lost. • Traceroute and MTR: choose interval and packet size. Fixed: traceroute could end with a stray local address. • Bufferbloat: a more reliable grade when the network refuses part of the test load. • Honest results where the test server is throttled (as Cloudflare is in some countries): the grade now says it couldn't load the line instead of showing a clean result. In Russia and mainland China local DNS servers are also used for idle latency.

• Health Score: one number for your connection, and who is to blame — Wi-Fi, router or provider. One run of about 40 seconds; tap any row to see how the points add up. • New tools: VPN Check (should you use a VPN on this network?), HTTP Headers with the full redirect chain, and Reverse DNS. • Share as image: send a Bufferbloat grade, a Latency Dashboard table or a Health Score as a picture straight into a chat. • More accurate Bufferbloat grading: the download phase now loads the line fully, and the test also reports your download and upload speed.

• Latency Dashboard: a Japan table — AWS Tokyo and Osaka, Google Cloud Tokyo, PlayStation, Nintendo, DMM, Yahoo! JAPAN, LINE, niconico, Rakuten, and Docomo, SoftBank and au. • Home screen: “Start here” puts the Latency Dashboard and the Bufferbloat test one tap away instead of two levels down.

• Latency Dashboard: server notes ("Degraded post Mar 2026", "Web portal front door — not the carrier's network") are now in your language. • Links from posts and App Store events can open Latency Dashboard and Bufferbloat directly. • Rate the app right from a Bufferbloat result if it helped. • Fixed the Privacy Policy link in Settings.

NEW · Latency Dashboard Speed tests say "fine" while your game or call stutters. This pings the services people in your region actually use — game regions, CDN edges, your carrier — and sorts them worst-first, with median, jitter and loss per row. Your router is checked first: if it's already slow, every remote number is inflated and the dashboard says so. NEW · Bufferbloat trend Run the test over days and see the worst spike per run on a 7D / 30D / 90D chart, coloured by grade. NEW · Share as text from every tool Every result — ping, traceroute, DNS, TLS, port scan, Wi-Fi and more — can now be shared as a pasteable report for an ISP ticket or a forum post. FIXED · Ping and Bufferbloat: when two pings ran at the same time, replies could be attributed to the wrong one. Each ping now accepts only its own replies. Bufferbloat is now fully translated into all 13 languages.

NEW · Bufferbloat test When the speed test looks fine but your ping spikes, this finds who's queuing your packets — your Wi-Fi, your router's uplink, or the ISP itself. A 30-second probe pings the gateway and the internet at the same time, grades your line A+ to F, and gives you a plain verdict you can screenshot straight into a support ticket. Path MTU now flags values under 1280 as filtered test packets (carrier NAT or a tunnel), not a real link limit.

• New-network detection: NetDiag+ notices when your device is on a different network and suggests re-checking the MTU — with a banner in the app, or an optional notification (enable it in Settings). • Share results as an image: Path MTU and Speed Test now export a clean, branded card. • Router guides: where to find the MTU field on Huawei, ZTE, TP-Link, Zyxel and Nokia routers — right under your result. • Host Monitor notifications are now localized, plus small improvements.

• NetDiag+ now speaks Arabic — 13 languages with full right-to-left support. • Path MTU redesigned: one clear recommended value and a "What to do next" guide — router won't let you change MTU? Using a VPN? You'll find answers right under the result. • You can now set your own target host for Path MTU discovery. • Localization fixes throughout the app and stability improvements.

Fixed traceroute/MTR: the route no longer stops at an intermediate hop behind a firewall — the full path to the destination is shown again. Faster, more stable speed test. Fixed a false "SNI block" in Site Reach on slow connections.

Stability fixes: resolved a crash some users could hit during ping, traceroute and other network tools. Thanks for the reports!

v1.4 — the biggest single release we've shipped. 10 NEW DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS: • MTR (My TraceRoute) — continuous traceroute with per-hop loss and RTT (last / avg / best / worst), parallel probing, live-updating table, CSV export. Survives navigation so you can leave it running while checking other tools. • Path MTU Discovery — binary-search the largest IP packet that goes end-to-end without fragmentation. Uses ICMP Echo with Don't-Fragment. Identifies PPPoE, GRE, WireGuard, IPSec MTU profiles automatically. • Bonjour Browser — find AirPlay receivers, printers, Chromecasts, Spotify Connect, HomeKit accessories and other mDNS services on your local network. Grouped by category. • TLS Inspector — probe TLS 1.0 through 1.3 support and the cipher each version negotiates. Flags deprecated TLS 1.0/1.1 and weak ciphers (RC4, 3DES). Runs all four versions in parallel. • Encrypted DNS Tester — query a domain through both DoH (DNS over HTTPS) and DoT (DNS over TLS) at Cloudflare, Google, Quad9 and NextDNS. Side-by-side answers and latency. • HTTP/3 (QUIC) Tester — real QUIC handshake on UDP/443 via NWConnection. Catches networks that advertise h3 but block QUIC at the firewall. • STUN / NAT Type Detector — discover your public IP and classify NAT (Open / Cone / Symmetric). The key signal for whether VoIP, video calls, and peer-to-peer apps will work without a TURN relay. • IPv6 Diagnostics — local v6 enumeration with tunnel awareness, NAT64 / DNS64 detection (RFC 7050), IPv4 vs IPv6 latency comparison. • Site Reach — TCP + TLS audit of 35 popular sites across 8 categories. Detects SNI-level filtering (DPI dropping HTTPS by hostname), not just IP blocks. OTHER IMPROVEMENTS: • In-app help on every new tool — tap (i) to learn what it does and how to read results. • Google UMP consent flow for GDPR / EU and US state privacy compliance. • 12 languages (up from 9) — added Polish, Korean, Turkish. • Numerous bug fixes — App Store URL in Settings, build cleanups, MTR cycle accumulation, IPv6 tunnel classification, and more. Network engineers and sysadmins: hope you find these useful. Feedback welcome via Settings → Support.

v1.3 — Your network toolkit just got bigger. NEW TOOLS: • BGP Visibility — See AS info, peers, and announced prefixes for any IP • Traceroute Map — Watch packets fly across the world, tap hops to focus • Network Passport — Generate a shareable card with your network report • Subnet Calculator — Instant CIDR math for sysadmins • SSL/TLS Checker — Certificate details with color-coded expiry • Port Scanner — Scan any host, not just LAN • Host Monitor — Watch servers 24/7 with push alerts IMPROVEMENTS: • 12 languages: English, Русский, Українська, Deutsch, Español, Português, Français, Italiano, Polski, 日本語, 한국어, Türkçe • Haptic feedback on all tools — feel every ping reply • Context menu on every IP — Ping, Traceroute, NSLookup, Whois, Copy • Smart suggestions for new users on empty screens • History with text/CSV export for all operations • Recent tools on home screen • Category-based navigation (no more 10-tab clutter) MONETIZATION: • Remove Ads one-time purchase ($2.99 + tax)