WiFi Speed Test

WiFi Speed Test brings together connection information, speed test results, app traffic summaries, and a categorized storage browser. Use the Home and Files tabs to move between network tools and file categories.

Read speed test results
The Speed Test screen displays download and upload results in Mbps, with ping shown in milliseconds. A circular progress area and a finished status appear above the individual result fields. Download, upload, and latency are presented as separate readings for the current network.

Review your connection
Home shows the Wi-Fi connection state and a Find Networks button. Its Device status section presents CPU core count, RAM figures, and battery percentage. The Network Monitoring section groups entry points for Network Traffic, Signal Strength, Channel Analysis, and Network Details. The page also provides access to Speed Test and Security Check.

Explore nearby Wi-Fi networks
The WiFi Scan page presents nearby access points using Android Wi-Fi scan data. Its list shows network names, authentication labels, frequency bands, channels, and signal values in dBm. A scan summary displays a network count together with a network name, band, and channel. Use the Start WiFi Scan control from this page. Home displays a location-access prompt when access is needed for nearby Wi-Fi information.

Read app data usage
Network Traffic separates mobile and Wi-Fi totals and lists data usage by app. Choose Past 24 Hours, Past 7 Days, or Current Month to change the time period. The page includes Both network types, Mobile, and WiFi filters. App rows show names and usage amounts, with package names or UID information where displayed. Manage controls are available on individual rows in the list.

Review network check results
Security Check displays a scan overview with the network name, scan time, and start and end timestamps. Its Details section lists WiFi authentication, ARP spoofing, SSL stripping, SSL splitting, and DNS spoofing checks, alongside their displayed statuses. Read the overview and the listed categories together on the results page.

Browse storage categories
The Files tab opens a Storage Browser overview with used and total storage figures. Explore category entry points for image files, video, audio files, documents, and ZIP archives. The Tools area groups Redundant Files, Large Files, Duplicate Files, and Recent Files. This layout keeps the file categories and file-tool entry points together on one page.