Macwhisper

Speedy lets you perform fast and private speedtests directly from your Menubar through Apple's servers. In macOS Monterey Apple added a new "networkquality" terminal command which performs a reliable speedtest that matches real world use cases such as videochat more accurately.Read this article by Dan Petrov (https://danpetrov.xyz/macos/2021/11/14/analysing-network-quality-macos.html) for a more in depth look into the new utility.I'm currently looking into an issue that prevents Speedy from working properly on Sonoma.You can download it for free (just put 0 in the price box) or you can help me pay for my Christmas tree (see below) 🎄🏎 FastSpeedy performs a full speedtest in under ten seconds🙈 Private Speedy connects directly with Apple servers, so no tracking or nonsense.🕵️‍♀️ AccurateSpeedy uses parallel connections to simulate real world scenarios🗒 Changelog1.0 - Initial release1.1 - The test button is now inactive when a test is running (thanks Dima!)1.2 - Speedy's design now matches the app icon colors 🎨1.3 - Larger menu bar icon, added a stop testing button, added a reset button and Speedy now uses the JSON output from the networkquality command so it's more future proof and can also give accurate results for users on connections >1 Gbps (jealous!)Feature suggestions If you have a great idea for something I should add to Speedy, send me a message on https://www.twitter.com/jordibruin or send me an email jordi@goodsnooze.com..Known issuesI will be adding the option to launch Speedy on login in a future version.👨‍💻 Check out my other macOS utilities:MacGPT - Use ChatGPT on your Mac and from your menubarForehead - Hide the Notch and round your MacBook cornersTest Assistant - Generate useful text and manage your prompts with GPT and your own OpenAPI keyCooldown - Quickly toggle Low Power Mode from your menubarPippo - Improve the Picture-in-Picture video player with seek controlsVivid - Double the brightness of your MacBook Pro