gping plots ping times for multiple hosts in a terminal graph, making it useful for comparing network latency over time. It supports custom colors and runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Its Rust workspace contains the command-line application and a pinger component, with Ratatui rendering the interface. An optional command mode graphs command execution times instead of network ping results.
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