See every detail about your network connection in one place. IP addresses, WiFi signal strength and security, DNS servers, gateway, and active interfaces.
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iOS buries most network details across multiple settings screens, and some details it doesn't show at all. PingKit's Network Info puts everything on a single screen: your public and private IP addresses, WiFi SSID, security type, and signal strength, DNS configuration, default gateway, subnet mask, and every active network interface on your device.
See your private IPv4, IPv6, and public IP address together. Know exactly how your device identifies itself on your local network and on the internet.
View your connected network's SSID, security type (WPA3, WPA2, or Open), and a relative signal-strength reading (iOS exposes only a coarse value, and sometimes none, so treat it as a rough guide rather than a precise dBm figure). Useful for diagnosing slow WiFi and spotting an insecure network.
Check which DNS servers your device is using. Verify that custom DNS settings like Cloudflare (1.1.1.1) or Google (8.8.8.8) are actually active and being used.
View all active network interfaces including WiFi, cellular, and VPN. See the gateway address, subnet mask, and connection type for each interface.
When your internet isn't working, the first step is understanding what your device can see. Is it connected to WiFi? Does it have an IP address? Is the gateway reachable? Can it reach DNS? PingKit's Network Info answers all of these questions at a glance, so you can narrow down the problem before trying random fixes.
Switched to a faster DNS provider but pages still load slowly? Check Network Info to confirm your device is actually using the DNS servers you configured. Sometimes VPNs, mobile profiles, or DHCP settings override your choices. PingKit shows you exactly which DNS servers are active right now.
iOS doesn't let apps read which WiFi channel or frequency band you're connected to, that's a platform restriction, not a PingKit limitation, so check your router's admin page for that number. What PingKit can show you is your actual signal-strength reading. If it's consistently "Fair" or "Poor" in a room, that's a coverage problem worth fixing with router placement or a mesh extender, regardless of which channel is involved.
IT professionals and home network enthusiasts need to record IP assignments, gateway addresses, and DNS configurations. PingKit gives you all of this on one screen without having to dig through iOS Settings or run commands in a terminal. Useful for documenting configurations before making changes.
PingKit doesn't just display raw network data. It shows you what matters in context. Your public IP is resolved with geo-location so you can verify your VPN is routing traffic through the expected country. Your DNS provider comes with a privacy rating, so you can see at a glance whether you're on a resolver that logs your queries. And with 18 other tools in the same app, you can immediately follow up Network Info with a ping test, DNS lookup, or speed test without switching apps.
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Download Free on the App StoreRequires iOS 17.0 or later.