Trippy
Inspect network paths and latency with an interactive terminal diagnostic tool.
Trippy combines traceroute and ping-style network diagnostics in an interactive terminal interface. It helps investigate the route to a destination and inspect statistics for individual hops.
Written in Rust, its workspace separates packet handling, tracing, DNS, and the terminal interface. It runs on Linux, BSD, macOS, and Windows.
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