Jitter Box: Speed Test

Jitter Box: Speed Test

Peer-to-peer LAN speed test

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  • Released
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  • June 6, 2026
  • June 7, 2026

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Jitter Box for iPhone measures the real speed of the link between your phone and another device on your network — a Mac, a PC, a NAS, a Linux box, anything running a Jitter Box receiver. Run a test and find out exactly what your Wi-Fi, your router, or that far corner of the house is actually capable of. No third-party servers, no telemetry, no sign-up. A COMPANION APP Jitter Box for iPhone is the client end of a peer-to-peer speed test: it runs the test, but the other end has to be listening. The easiest pairing is the Jitter Box app for Mac, which acts as the receiver with a single switch. There's also a free command-line receiver for Linux, macOS, and Windows if you'd rather test against a server, NAS, or home lab box. Most people use it alongside the Mac app. • Get Jitter Box for Mac: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6771647762 • Get the free command-line receiver: https://jitterbox.app/cli/ USE IT TO • Find the Wi-Fi dead spot in your house ("is it the bedroom, or my router?") • Sanity-check a new mesh node, access point, or cable before you blame the ISP • Compare two rooms — or two phones — on the same Wi-Fi to spot a flaky radio • See what your phone really gets from the network, room by room WHAT IT MEASURES • Median ping over 20 samples — robust to a single hiccup • Jitter, the mean variation between consecutive round-trips • Download throughput, across 4 parallel TCP streams, with a warm-up window discarded so you see the steady-state number • Upload throughput, same methodology in the other direction • A local history of every test, plus saved favorites for the peers you test most WHY PEER-TO-PEER Most speed-test apps shake hands with a server in a data centre and report the whole path between you and that server. That's useful for "is my ISP delivering what I pay for" — but useless for "is my home Wi-Fi OK". Jitter Box only ever talks to a device you choose on your own network, so the numbers reflect exactly the link you care about. PRIVACY No analytics. No telemetry. No third-party SDKs. Your test history lives entirely on your iPhone and never leaves your device. REQUIREMENTS • A receiver on the same local network: the Jitter Box Mac app, or the free command-line tool (Linux / macOS / Windows) • iOS 17 or later • An iPhone (the app is iPhone-only)
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What's New in Jitter Box

1.0.2

June 7, 2026

Refined wording: the free command-line receiver is now described as the "Linux CLI" (previously "Raspberry Pi") in Settings and on the App Store. No functional changes.

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