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i made free cmd ping for iphone and ios

shahparshahpar Member
edited February 7 in General

Hey everyone 👋

I wanted to share a small side project I just shipped.
I built a free CMD-style ping app for iPhone and iOS.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cmd-command-prompt-dos-ping/id6758272626

It’s very simple on purpose.
No accounts.
No fancy dashboards.

You open it, type a command, and you see the result.

I built it because I kept running into moments where I needed a quick ping while away from my laptop. Checking if an IP is reachable. Testing latency on Wi-Fi vs cellular. Seeing packet loss instead of guessing. iOS doesn’t really give you that out of the box.

So this app focuses on one thing:
clear, raw ping results, like you’d expect from a command prompt.

What it does:

Ping any IP or domain

Shows response time in ms so you can see latency clearly

Shows timeouts when packets don’t come back

Fast launch, lightweight, works offline except for the actual network test

What it doesn’t do:

No “pro” upsell

It’s not meant to replace proper network tools.
It’s meant to be a quick truth check when something feels off.

If you’re on LowEndTalk and you manage servers, VPSs, home labs, or just like knowing what’s actually happening on the network, you might find it useful.

I’m very open to feedback.
If something feels missing, confusing, or unnecessary, I’d rather hear it now than later.

Thanks for reading, and thanks to LET for always being a place where simple tools still make sense 🙂

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