@Flavio25 Jul 2026· edited

Feedback on the application and website

Hello, Firstly thank you for your work that be it for the website and now the application! Here are some feedback and ideas on the application: Mass response service is the operator Spusu which uses the Salt network. It would be necessary to account for tests performed with Spusu as Salt tests. Currently the tests I make do not appear on the map (neither on the website nor with the application). For the website it marks that a test has been made but it is attributed to no operator. The resolution (sharpness) of the OpenStreetMap background map in the coverage tab on my iPhone 15 Plus is poor compared to the website. Add an option to save a speedtest server as favorites/default. With Spusu, since traffic exits through the infrastructure in Austria to Vienna, I always select a server in Vienna but I have to do it every time I open the application otherwise it uses a server in Switzerland. The tests performed on the website do not appear in the application and vice versa is this intended? Add a ranking of users making the most speedtests.

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@Assistance25 Jul 2026

Hello Flavio, Thank you very much for your appreciation. I have fixed the display bug on the web data rate map:) Can you confirm that everything is good? Mass response service is it an official virtual operator in Switzerland or do you use it roaming in Switzerland with a subscription underwritten in Austria? Regarding the resolution (sharpness) of the OpenStreetMap background map, I'm not sure I understand. Yes, it’s intended that tests performed on the web don’t display on the mobile version and vice versa. On the mobile app, I retrieve more precise data than on the web. When you do a Speedtest on my app, what does it show in operator and network? Thank you for your suggestion regarding ranking users who perform the most Speedtests. This is a feature that I will add in the coming days. The total already displays in the user profiles within the community.

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@Flavio25 Jul 2026edited

I confirm that the test result is now correctly counted for Salt on the map! Regarding Spusu, it is a Swiss operator but part of an Austrian group (mass response). Spusu is present in several countries (spusu.ch, spusu.uk, spusu.at, spusu.it); in each country they have a host operator, but Spusu manages a good part of the infrastructure themselves without going through the host operator. This is why the mobile traffic goes through Vienna, as that is where the Spusu parent company and the Spusu infrastructure are located. What is displayed in the app is Mass Response (which is the group that owns Spusu). This comes from the IP address, since mass response manages the Spusu network. But it is = to Spusu and Spusu = Salt (if we are talking about network coverage and speed). Spusu is a full mvno (difference light vs full mvno https://chatgpt.com/share/6a6500b7-bab8-83eb-8d26-7cbe4b1d0e95) Regarding the resolution (sharpness) of the map, what I mean is that on the website the street names, for example, are clearly legible whereas on the app it is blurrier and tiring to read (but it's a detail, it remains usable;) ) And thank you for the explanation regarding the display of speedtests between the app and the website!

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@LeutrimShallti25 Jul 2026↩ @Flavio

I thank you for all this information, yes you are right on the app, OpenStreetMap is less clear, I’ll see what I can do:) don’t hesitate to point out any bugs you find or send me your suggestions.

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@LeutrimShallti26 Jul 2026↩ @Flavio

Hi Flavio, I wanted to let you know that mass response is now appearing for Salt on the map in the app: )

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@Flavio27 Jul 2026↩ @LeutrimShallti

Great thanks!:)

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