KIITO vs Wi

KIITO serves as a sophisticated frontend for KIIT academic life, bridging the gap between legacy university portals and modern mobile standards.

Find the places where your connection works better. Walk around with your iPhone and compare Wi-Fi or mobile connectivity along a colored 3D trail in the camera view. The color changes continuously as measurements update. Pause whenever you need to; the recorded trail stays until you clear it or change networks. For Wi-Fi, the app checks replies from the local router: latency, unanswered requests and jitter. For mobile data, it combines the iOS connection-quality estimate, when available, with small internet probes to Cloudflare, approximately once per second. You can choose Auto, Wi-Fi or Mobile network. Internet latency is not radio signal strength. The app does not measure download speed, locate a router or cell tower, or measure your distance to one. Gray sections mean there is no recent measurement. A router may block ping, so unanswered requests alone do not prove weak reception. Free, with no ads, in-app purchases or account. Camera images and the room map are processed on your iPhone; the app does not record photos or video or send room data to the developer. In mobile mode, Cloudflare receives your source IP address through the probes. Camera and local-network access are required. Location permission is optional and only used to show the Wi-Fi name. Requires an ARKit-compatible iPhone with iOS 17 or later.