Version 1.6
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- Aug 24, 2026
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- 43.86 MB · XAPK
- Android
- Android 5.1+
- Status
- Archived build
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OpenSpeedTest-Server 1.6 turns an Android device into a small, local HTML5 network-test server. A user can start the service, follow its running log, and use the displayed address and port from a browser on another device. That arrangement makes it practical to compare Wi-Fi and Ethernet paths, check a router or mesh setup, and investigate slow rooms or office links without relying on a public speed-test endpoint. The setup screen begins on port 3000 and exposes a change-port control, while the running state shows the local URL for the browser client. The package declares Android 5.1 as its minimum SDK. Both devices need a reachable Wi-Fi/LAN path, and the server should stay in the foreground while testing.
Use the Android device as the local host for a browser-based speed check. This keeps the test close to a home router, office network, or mesh link when a public endpoint would obscure the path you want to inspect.
Open the displayed local address from a second phone, computer, or tablet on the same network. A familiar browser can then act as the client, making comparisons across rooms, cables, and wireless connections straightforward.
Repeat local checks for Wi-Fi, Ethernet, router, and mesh paths while the server log shows its current state. The port control also helps fit the service into a network where the default port is already busy.
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Package
com.openspeedtest.server
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0 / 75 flagged
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Installed & launched
SHA-256
2342a315da31e289c4320447fc3672377737d8238894b45f5d1af3b1cf941cb8
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Android device · Launch passed
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