Tengri Speed

Get a clearer picture of your connection with Tengri Speed by Tengri Global Group.

Measure download and upload speeds, idle latency, jitter and latency during transfers. Follow live readings on a clean, animated speed dial and review your completed results.

CHOOSE HOW YOU TEST
Android server routing and parallel transfer streams are automatic. The app checks a global anycast route and public regional endpoints, verifies transfer capacity on responding routes, and measures using native Android networking. Full mode uses eight streams; optional Data saver uses two streams and a shorter test. A global edge is network-routed; a server in every city is not guaranteed.

KEEP YOUR RESULTS
Your last 100 completed tests stay on your device. Filter your history, revisit a result, share it or export a CSV file.

FOCUSED AND PRIVATE
No account, ads or Tengri analytics. The app does not request GPS or contacts access. Cloudflare and independent regional test servers receive your IP address and test traffic. Providers can infer approximate location from your IP and may retain access logs under their own policies. Tengri does not receive your test history.

UNDERSTAND YOUR MEASUREMENT
Android measurements count payload bytes in native background threads with a monotonic clock. Downloads count received data; uploads count payloads acknowledged by successful server responses. There is no correction multiplier. The browser fallback uses the open-source LibreSpeed engine. Results depend on your device, Wi-Fi, mobile signal, network route and the selected server's capacity. Latency is measured with HTTP requests. Connection snapshot labels are estimates rather than dedicated gaming or streaming tests.

Speed tests transfer real data and can use 1 GB or more on fast connections. Mobile data charges may apply. Data saver reduces test duration and stream count; it is not a hard data cap.

Tengri Speed is independent of Ookla and Speedtest.net.