Internet Speed Testing Without the Ads
boltbunny.app is now live. Bolt Bunny is an internet speed testing tool that measures download speed, upload speed, ping, and jitter — then rolls it all into a single AIM Score. No ads covering half the screen, no tracking pixels, no upsells to enterprise monitoring you don't need.
Download, Upload, Ping, and Jitter
Bolt Bunny measures the four things that actually matter for internet quality. Download and upload speeds are reported in Mbps. Ping and jitter are reported in milliseconds — ping tells you how fast your connection responds, jitter tells you how consistent that response is. High jitter means video calls that stutter and games that lag, even if your download speed looks fine on paper.
The AIM Score
Most speed tests throw numbers at you and leave you to figure out what they mean. Bolt Bunny's AIM Score is a composite 0–100 metric that weighs download, upload, ping, and jitter together into a single quality rating. A fast download with terrible jitter won't score well, because your actual experience won't be good either. The AIM Score tells you how your connection actually feels, not just how fast the raw throughput is.
Test History and Reports
Pro users get full test history so they can track their connection quality over time. Run tests at different times of day and see whether your ISP delivers consistent speeds or drops off during peak hours. Detailed reports break down each test with timestamped results.
PWA — Install It Like an App
Bolt Bunny is a Progressive Web App. Install it directly from the browser on any device — desktop, phone, or tablet — and it works like a native app. No app store, no updates to manage, no storage bloat.
Part of the SnapIT Zoo Suite
Bolt Bunny joins the SnapIT Zoo lineup alongside HTTP Tiger for URL monitoring, DNS Dingo for DNS propagation checking, WHOIS Wolf for domain lookups, and the rest of the Zoo suite. Each tool is purpose-built, independently deployed, and free to use at the basic tier.
Visit boltbunny.app to test your connection.