Track your network stability in real time with live latency graphs, a computed stability score, and automatic detection of drops and spikes.
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Connection Monitor continuously pings a server and tracks every response. Instead of a single snapshot, you get a running picture of your connection's health over minutes, hours, or an entire day. Latency spikes, packet loss events, and complete outages are all captured and displayed on a scrolling graph with a computed stability score.
Watch latency plotted in real time on a scrolling chart. Spikes and drops are immediately visible, making it easy to correlate network problems with what you were doing at the time.
A single number that summarizes your connection quality based on latency consistency, jitter, and packet loss. Know instantly whether your connection is healthy or degraded.
Automatically detects and flags connection drops, timeouts, and latency spikes. Catch intermittent problems that a quick speed test would completely miss.
Run the monitor for as long as you need. Track connection quality during a work session, overnight, or across an entire day to build a complete reliability picture.
The most frustrating network problems are the ones that come and go. Your video call freezes for two seconds, then recovers. Your game lags, then it is fine. A speed test shows everything is perfect because the problem was not happening at that exact moment. Connection Monitor runs continuously and catches every drop, so you have evidence of exactly when and how often the problem occurs.
Walk around your home or office with Connection Monitor running. When the stability score drops and latency spikes, you have found a weak spot. This is far more useful than checking WiFi signal bars, which do not account for interference, congestion, or the actual quality of the data connection. Map out where your WiFi is strong and where it needs help.
Your ISP promises 99.9% uptime, but your experience says otherwise. Run Connection Monitor during peak hours and capture every timeout, spike, and outage. The logged data gives you concrete evidence to share with your ISP's support team instead of saying "it feels slow sometimes."
Before starting a ranked match or competitive session, run Connection Monitor for a few minutes. If the stability score is high and the graph is flat, your connection is ready. If you see periodic spikes or packet loss, you know to expect lag issues and might want to switch networks or wait for conditions to improve.
Connection Monitor is one part of PingKit's diagnostic toolkit. When the monitor detects a problem, use MTR to trace the route and identify which hop is introducing the latency. Run a Speed Test to check throughput. Use Smart Diagnostics for an automated analysis that translates raw data into plain-language recommendations. Together, these tools give you a complete view of what is happening and where the problem lives.
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Download Free on the App StoreRequires iOS 17.0 or later.