NetPulse Meter vs MySpd

NetPulse Meter is a professional network benchmark utility for iOS 16+. MEASUREMENT - Multi-thread HTTP throughput: 4 concurrent streams - Ping over repeated HTTP HEAD with microsecond timing - Jitter: RFC-3550 inspired inter-arrival delta - Network classification via Network framework (Wi-Fi / 5G / 4G) DATA - Local JSON store with ISO-8601 timestamps - Retention policies: 7 days / 30 days / forever - Trend chart: download + upload series on a shared axis - Exportable share text for bug reports INTERFACE - SwiftUI native, 60fps animations - Light / Dark / System theme - English / Simplified Chinese / Japanese / Korean locales PRIVACY - Zero telemetry, zero SDK, zero account - Fully on-device storage, deleted when the app is deleted.

MySpd measures download and upload speed, ping and jitter, with local history and support for English and Arabic. Understand your connection • Download and upload speed in Mbps or MB/s • Idle latency, jitter and latency during download and upload • Estimated round trips per minute (RPM) and an A–F stability grade when enough loaded-latency measurements are available • Estimates for 4K streaming, video calls and online gaming • Network provider, IP address and test-server information when available • Wi-Fi and cellular connection detection RPM is derived from latency under load; it is not a full IETF responsiveness test. Suitability indicators are estimates, not guarantees. Results depend on your device, network conditions and the route to the test service. History on your device View saved results, filter by Wi-Fi or cellular, and explore speed trends. If history cannot open or a result cannot be saved, the app tells you and provides recovery guidance. No accounts, ads, analytics or third-party crash reporting. Test traffic goes directly to Cloudflare, which receives your IP address and test requests under its own privacy practices. MySpd does not send your saved history or a completed results report to the developer or Cloudflare. See our privacy policy for details. Choose Quick or Standard testing and switch between Arabic and English in the app. Tests use mobile data when run on cellular; usage and duration vary. Version 1.2 uses a dark interface.