PingPoint: Map Network Speed
Plot Pings on a Map
About
Visualize network ping latency on a map to identify areas with the fastest signal. Record ping sessions while navigating to map connectivity along routes or trails. Pings are color-coded to indicate latency from good to poor.
What's New in PingPoint
1.1.5
May 6, 2026
- Fix ping map markers on iOS 26
FAQ
What is PingPoint used for?
PingPoint allows you to map network ping latency on a map, helping you find areas with the best signal. You can record ping sessions while moving to visualize connectivity along routes or trails.
How does PingPoint display latency?
Pings are displayed on the map as colored blips, ranging from green for good latency to red for poor latency. This visual representation helps users quickly identify areas with varying network performance.
What kind of statistics does PingPoint provide?
Each ping session is grouped with statistics including min/max/mean/avg latency and round-trip times, along with graphs for each session. You can also select individual pings to see recorded accuracy and latency.
Can I export my ping data from PingPoint?
Yes, PingPoint allows you to export your ping sessions as GPX routes. This feature is useful for analyzing recorded routes and their associated network performance data.
What devices does PingPoint support?
PingPoint is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. The app is designed to provide network analysis capabilities across these Apple devices.
How often is PingPoint updated?
The latest version of PingPoint is 1.1.5, last updated on May 6, 2026. Future updates are planned to include improved iPad layouts, macOS compatibility, and enhanced timeline views.
What is the price of PingPoint?
PingPoint is a paid application priced at $2.99. This one-time purchase grants you access to all current and future features of the app.
Does PingPoint have ads?
No, PingPoint does not contain advertisements. As a paid application, it offers an ad-free experience for users focused on network analysis.
