Network Guru

2.1
Stay informed with real-time download and upload speed, data usage, and ping statistics, all in one clean interface. Network Guru is a lightweight yet powerful tool to monitor your internet connection performance.
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Developer
Paget96
Size
10.73 MB
Version
2.1
Requirements
Android 7.0+
Downloads
1,000,000+
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Google Play
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Mod Info:

  • AdFree / Paid features unlocked;
  • Disabled / Removed unwanted Permissions + Receivers + Providers + Services;
  • Optimized and zipaligned graphics and cleaned resources for fast load;
  • Ads Permissions / Services / Providers removed from AndroidManifest;
  • Ads links removed and invokes methods nullified;
  • Ads layouts visibility disabled;
  • Debug code removed;
  • Remove default .source tags name of the corresponding java files;
  • Analytics / Crashlytics / Firebase disabled;
  • Rate dialog disabled;
  • Native crashguard disabled and removed completely;
  • No active trackers or advertisements;
  • Languages: Full Multi Languages;
  • CPUs: armeabi-v7a, arm64-v8a, x86, x86_x64;
  • Screen DPIs: 160dpi, 240dpi, 320dpi, 480dpi, 640dpi;
  • Original package signature changed;
  • Release by Balatan.

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Description

Why Network Guru Beats Your Default Status Bar

Let’s be honest, the tiny signal icon in your status bar tells you almost nothing. It doesn’t show if your lag spike is a ping issue or a bandwidth choke, and it certainly won’t break down which app just ate your monthly data cap in twenty minutes. Network Guru steps in to fill that blind spot, turning your phone into a proper network diagnostic tool without the bloat.

Real-Time Speed Right Where You Need It

You don’t always want to open an app just to see if your download stalled. This tool plants a live speed meter exactly where you glance most: the status bar, the notification shade, or a draggable floating widget. Switch between kbps, Mbps, or good old KB/s on the fly. The floating bubble is especially handy while gaming or streaming—you spot a dip instantly without minimizing your current screen.

Deep Dive Into Data Usage By App

Ever hit your limit and wondered who the culprit was? The per-app breakdown here is surgical. It ranks every installed package by total traffic, splitting Wi-Fi and mobile columns so you can catch that one rogue background updater. Tap any entry and you get foreground versus background splits for both upload and download. It’s the fastest way to decide what gets restricted background access before the month ends.

Ping Tests That Actually Show You The Jitter

Running a ping test usually spits out three numbers and calls it a day. Network Guru draws a real-time graph while the test runs, letting you see the spikes and jitter visually. You can target any hostname or IP—your game server, a VoIP endpoint, or just google.com—and it reports min, max, average, plus packet loss. If your Discord calls keep robot-voicing, this tells you exactly why.

Speed Tests With The Full Technical Receipt

The built-in speed test doesn’t just hand you a Mbps number. It surfaces your IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, the test server location, latency, jitter, and packet loss percentage. Whether you’re verifying a new router placement or proving to your ISP that the 500 Mbps plan delivers 40, the evidence is all there in one clean result card.

Wi-Fi Analyzer For Channel Hunting

Living in an apartment complex means fighting for clean airtime. The analyzer lists every nearby SSID with BSSID, signal strength in dBm, channel, frequency band, and security type. Walk around your flat, watch the signal graph move, and pick the least congested channel for your router. No separate app required.

Customization That Respects Your Workflow

You control the refresh rate, unit format, widget layout (single or dual line), and theme. Want updates every second for a live stream? Done. Prefer a battery-friendly five-second poll? Easy. The ad model is refreshingly fair too—watch a rewarded ad for 24 ad-free hours, or grab a cheap weekly sub if you hate interruptions.

Built By The People Actually Using It

The developer claims over ninety percent of features came from user requests, and the changelog backs that up. The community Discord is active, and feature requests often ship in the next update. For a utility app that sits this deep in the system, that responsiveness matters more than a flashy UI.

What's New

NEW
- Connection health score on the dashboard
- DNS benchmark: find your fastest resolver
- Scheduled speed, latency and Wi-Fi signal monitoring, with trends
- Alerts for latency spikes and unreliable connections
- Auto speed test when you join a new Wi-Fi
- Export speed tests, app usage and the connection log to CSV
- Back up and restore your settings

FIXED
- Dual SIM showed the wrong carrier name
- Indonesian and Hebrew never loaded
- No full screen ad when you return to the app