PingScope was built by a Cursor cloud agent (an AI coding agent that works in the cloud) from a short request.
Under the hood
- .NET 8, with DnsClient.NET for DNS queries
- Published as a single self-contained .exe, with no installer
- 108 unit tests
PingScope
DNS and reachability toolkit.
- Windows 10/11 (x64)
- v1.0.0
- 66.2 MB
- Released 18 Oct 2026
About PingScope
PingScope is a DNS and reachability toolkit for Windows. Its Multi-Ping monitor watches many hosts in parallel and shows which are up or down, their latency, packet loss and a trend sparkline, with sound and tray alerts when something changes.
Alongside it are the everyday checks: single ping with full options, traceroute with reverse DNS for each hop, DNS lookups against your system resolver or a public one, a DNS Compare view that highlights servers that disagree, a TCP port check, and a network info panel.
It’s one self-contained .exe: no installer, and you don’t need to install .NET.
What it does
- Multi-Ping monitor: many hosts in parallel with Up/Down status
- Last, average, minimum and maximum latency, loss % and trend sparklines
- Sound and tray alerts when a host goes up or down
- Sortable named columns, CSV log export and saved host lists
- Single ping with count, size, TTL, timeout and Don't Fragment
- Traceroute with reverse DNS for each hop
- DNS lookup for A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS, SOA, SRV, PTR and CAA
- Query the system DNS, 1.1.1.1, 8.8.8.8, 9.9.9.9 or a custom server
- DNS Compare: the same name across several servers, with mismatches highlighted
- TCP port check
- Network info: adapters, gateways, DNS servers, optional public IP and Flush DNS
Built with AI
How it was built
Changelog
1.0.0 (18 Oct 2026)
- First release.