Download and upload speed
Transfers files of increasing size to the nearest server on Cloudflare’s global network and reports the fastest sustained speed in each direction.
Features
Everything NetiSpeed does today
NetiSpeed runs in any modern browser and as an Android app. This page lists what’s available now and, separately, what’s planned.
Available now · Web
In your browser
Open the speed test at app.netispeed.in. Nothing to install and no account.
Speed test
Latency and jitter
The median of 30 small requests on an idle line, and how much they vary.
Bufferbloat grade
Latency measured again while the download and upload saturate your line, graded A+ to F by how far it rises.
Quality rating
Each result is rated Excellent, Good, Fair or Poor from its download, upload and latency together.
Your connection
Provider and IP addresses
Your internet provider, public IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, and an approximate location from your IP address on a map.
Test server
Which Cloudflare data centre your test runs against, so you know where the numbers were measured to.
Live connection
Pings Cloudflare once a second and charts the last 60 seconds, with average latency, jitter and dropped pings. No test needed.
Connection details
HTTP version, TLS version, post-quantum key exchange, encrypted server name, IPv4 or IPv6, and whether Cloudflare WARP is on.
Beyond the speed test
Service latency
Times a small request to the content networks of 21 services across streaming, calls, gaming, social and cloud, and rates each Fast, OK or Slow.
History and trends
Every result is saved on your device with its provider and connection type, with a trend chart and a table of past tests.
Network tools
IP address lookup, DNS record lookup through Google Public DNS, HTTPS ping, and a port reachability check.
Available now · Android
On your phone
The Android app runs the same Cloudflare-based speed test and adds features a browser can’t offer. It asks only for the permissions those features need.
Get it onGoogle PlaySpeed test with packet loss
Download, upload, latency and packet loss, saved to a history on your phone.
Live speed in your notifications
Your current download and upload rate, worked out from your phone’s total traffic counters.
Daily and monthly data usage
Wi-Fi and mobile data totals per day and month, with optional usage access you can turn off at any time.
Device and network details
Your device model, network type and connection details in one place, shown on your phone only.
Good to know
What browsers can’t measure
These are limits of the web platform. Rather than show a made-up number, NetiSpeed leaves these out or labels them.
- Browsers can’t send raw ICMP packets, so the ping tool and live chart time small HTTPS requests. Those timings include encryption and HTTP overhead.
- Wi-Fi signal strength, router details and hop counts aren’t readable from a browser, so the website doesn’t show them.
- The port check infers reachability from a web request. It can’t always tell a closed port from one that doesn’t speak HTTP.
- Location is estimated from your IP address and reflects where your provider registers it, which can be a city or more away.
- Packet loss in the speed test itself needs credentials only Cloudflare’s own site can issue, so on the web, loss comes from the live chart’s dropped pings.
Roadmap · Planned
Coming later
None of these are available yet. They are what we plan to build next, and details may change.
Planned
AI explanations of your results
Plain-language explanations of what a result means and what is most likely limiting your connection.
Planned
Troubleshooting recommendations
Step-by-step suggestions based on what a test found, such as high latency under load or packet loss.
Planned
Historical performance insights
Patterns across your saved tests, such as the times of day your connection slows down.
Planned
Personalised connectivity guidance
Advice tailored to what you use your connection for, whether that’s calls, gaming or streaming.