UDP TCP Sender & Receiver vs Bluetooth UART time

UDP TCP Sender & Receiver puts essential network tools in your pocket. Send and receive UDP and TCP traffic, run ping tests, and see everything in clear, filterable logs—ideal for developers, admins, and anyone debugging or testing network connectivity. ► UDP • Listen on a port and receive UDP packets; your local IP is shown so others can send to you. • Send UDP messages to any IPv4 address and port. • Logs show every packet sent and received with timestamps. ► TCP Client • Connect to any host and port. • Send and receive text or hex; switch to hex mode for binary or raw data. • See connection status and all traffic in the log. ► TCP Server • Start a TCP server on a chosen port; the app shows your local IP for easy connection. • Accept multiple clients; send (broadcast) messages to all connected clients or work with individual connections. • Send and receive in text or hex with the same log view. ► Ping • Ping any host (domain or IP) to check reachability and latency. • Set the number of pings (1–100) and see results with round-trip times. ► General • Dark and light theme. • Filter logs (e.g. sent vs received) where available. • Clear logs anytime. Portrait-oriented layout for comfortable one-handed use. Built for quick network checks, prototyping, and debugging—no account required. Free to use, with ads to support development.

When no WIFI is available this app can be used the send an accurate time and date. The app is designed to be used in my word clock project that can be found here: https://github.com/ednieuw and https://ednieuw.home.xs4all.nl/Woordklok/The app can also send and receive text. On my Github site examples can be found to communicate with ESP32's like the Arduino Nano ESP32. With the BLEserialPro and BLEserialnRF app from the App store and other BLE terminal UART apps a connectio"BLE-UARTtime"n can be made. When this app is installed on an iPhone the device broadcast name is the name of the iPhone instead of the expected "BLE-UARTtime" .