This app allows users to report mobile service quality and coverage in their area. It collects data to create regional maps, helping to identify underserved zones and encourage operators to improve services. The goal is to enhance mobile accessibility and quality across the territory.
2.2
January 9, 2026
Mise à jour, corrections.
Un des objectifs de l'application est d'identifié les zones dites "blanches" sans couverture. Lors qu'il n'y a pas de réseau l'application enregistre un échec (avec la position GPS) qui est remonté en post-traitement dès que vous êtes en zone avec du réseau et que l'application est en fonctionnement. pouvez-vous indiquer votre commune pour vérification des remontées?
Mobil t'Est is used to report the quality and coverage of mobile services in your location. This data helps create regional maps to identify areas with poor service and encourage mobile operators to improve their networks.
No, the data collected by Mobil t'Est from users does not contain any personal information. It focuses solely on the technical aspects of mobile service quality and coverage.
By collecting user-reported data on coverage and quality, Mobil t'Est generates detailed regional maps. These maps provide valuable insights to the Grand Est region and its partners, enabling them to better identify and address areas with insufficient mobile network performance.
Yes, using Mobil t'Est requires data from your mobile subscription. It is recommended to ensure you have a sufficient data plan, especially when performing comprehensive tests.
Mobil t'Est is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users who wish to contribute to improving regional mobile service.
The latest version of Mobil t'Est is 2.2, and it was last updated on January 9, 2026. This indicates ongoing development and maintenance for the application.
Mobil t'Est has an age rating of 4+. This means it is suitable for users of all ages, with no content restrictions.
Yes, Mobil t'Est is completely free to download and use. It was developed by the Région Grand Est with financial support from the Banque des territoires.
