Free and open-source network monitoring for Android
- Up to 256 hosts simultaneously (IP or domain)
- Three check modes per host: ICMP Ping, HTTP (GET, HEAD, POST), or TCP Connect (custom port)
- Per-host settings: check interval, timeout, rolling average window
- Adaptive backoff — check interval increases automatically for unresponsive hosts
- Countdown to next check shown on each host card
- Traffic light in notification shade — 🟢 green / 🟡 yellow / 🔴 red
- Mark any host as Favourite to get a push notification when it goes down
- Custom alert sound — any system ringtone or silent
- No false alerts when the network is offline — the app detects the difference between "host unreachable" and "no internet"
- Four screen-off modes:
- power-saving WorkManager poll
- favourites-only foreground service
- full pause
- all foreground service
- Auto-restart after device reboot
- WakeLock only while actively checking
- Search by address or name
- Dark theme only
- 12 languages: Russian, English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Bashkir, Kazakh, Arabic (RTL)
- ✅ No ads
- ✅ No trackers
- ✅ No analytics
- ✅ No Google Play Services
- ✅ No Firebase
- ✅ All data stored locally
- Android 8.0+ (API 26)
- No special permissions beyond what's listed in
AndroidManifest.xml
.apk https://github.com/GameLv/Multiping/releases/download/v4.1.0/MultiPing.apk
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# Clone
git clone https://github.com/GameLv/Multiping.git
cd Multiping
# Debug build
./gradlew assembleDebug
# Release build (requires keystore)
./gradlew assembleReleaseOpen in Android Studio (Hedgehog or newer):
File → Open → select the Multiping folder
Wait for Gradle sync, then Run → Run 'app'.
Windows users: Make sure the project path contains no spaces or Cyrillic characters. Move to
C:\Projects\Multipingif needed.
This app is designed to meet F-Droid inclusion requirements:
- MIT License
- No proprietary dependencies
- Reproducible builds
fastlane/metadata included
MIT License — see LICENSE file