BalanGo Speed Meter
BalanGo Speed Meter

Your connection speed, always in view

A small Windows app that shows your live download and upload speed in the taskbar, or in a floating window you can place anywhere on screen.

Coming soon to Microsoft Store Windows 10 and 11
Floating window showing download and upload speed with a live graph
Floating window with a live download graph
Compact two-line speed readout for the taskbar
Compact readout beside your taskbar icons, shown at actual size
BalanGo Speed Meter settings window
Every option in one settings window

Taskbar or floating

Show a compact readout beside your taskbar icons, or a floating window with a live download graph that you can drag anywhere.

The units you think in

MB/s, Mbps, or automatic KB/s and MB/s. Hide the units or the arrows for a cleaner look.

Pick the connection

Follow the busiest connection automatically, or choose a specific Wi-Fi, Ethernet or virtual machine adapter.

Make it yours

Set the colour, size and weight of every part of the readout, choose a solid or transparent background, and refresh every 0.5 to 3 seconds.

Stays out of the way

Never covers your taskbar icons: the readout shrinks to fit the space available, and hides while a full-screen app is in front.

Private by design

No account and no data collection. It measures traffic on your own PC and never sends anything anywhere.

About BalanGo Speed Meter window, with the product page, privacy policy and support links
Version, privacy policy and support, one click from Settings

Privacy and support

BalanGo Speed Meter reads your network adapter's own counters. It has no account, collects no data and sends nothing anywhere. The full details are in the Speed Meter privacy policy.

Questions or problems: info@balangoz.com.

Good to know

  • Works on Windows 10 (version 1809 or later) and Windows 11. The taskbar readout is designed for a horizontal taskbar; floating mode works with any layout.
  • It shows the actual traffic going through your network adapter, including local network traffic. It is not a speed test and doesn't show your internet plan's maximum speed.
  • Optionally starts when you sign in to Windows. You can turn that off in the app or in Task Manager.