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Enough even for 4K and big files.
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An app for your Mac
Join a Wi‑Fi network. Settle checks whether it can handle work and calls.
Enough for everyday work. Big files will take a while.
Settle shows which tasks the network can handle.
Enough even for 4K and big files.
You can take calls and work in the cloud. Big files take longer.
Fine for websites and mail. For a call, find another network.
Try sharing your phone’s internet.
What Settle does after the first check.
This network wants you to sign in. The check starts once you’re in.
To save data, speed is checked on request — up to 5 MB.
Last time you could work here.
A speed test shows megabits. Settle turns the measurement into an answer: is the network good enough for websites, calls and big files. The numbers stay in the details.
macOS only shares Wi‑Fi network names together with Location access. Settle uses the names to recognise familiar networks. It doesn’t use your location, and the check works without this access too.
Settle notices the sign-in page and offers to open it. The check starts once you’re in.
No. Settle rates the network at the moment of the check. If response times rise noticeably later, you get a notification — when notifications are on.
To measure, Settle contacts test servers run by Apple and Cloudflare. Your check history stays on your Mac. No account, no product analytics.