If the test near the router delivers close to what you pay for and the bedroom drops a lot, the difference points to the signal along the way.
Illustration of the type of answer. Real content depends on your measurement and the information you provide.
Open Assist from a result or from the diagnosis area.
Assist uses the data available and asks for context when it needs it.
A direct conclusion, reasoning, evidence and what to do next.
After the guidance, run the test again to compare.
The direct answer, right at the start.
Why Assist reached it.
The measurement and network data available, when relevant.
Collapsible, so you can check the data used.
What to do, in simple steps.
A follow-up question, copy or save.
| Criterion | Linka + Assist | Typical speed tests |
|---|---|---|
| Reading the result | Explains the reason in plain language | Just the number |
| Questions about the network | Questions about the measurement and the network | None |
| History | Helps compare measurements | Compares with other users, or nothing |
| Wi-Fi | Shows available data | None |
| Action on the network | Guides; you decide | Not applicable |
| Data and account | No account needed to measure | Often require an account |
Answers start from your measurement and what you told it. No invented conclusions.
See the Privacy Policy for which data is used.
Assist guides. No answer changes anything on your network by itself.
Without enough information, it says so and asks for what is missing.
Assist uses the measurement and other available data to answer with more context.
No. It guides and explains. You make any change.
Assist uses the data needed to answer the question. See the Privacy Policy for details.
No. Linka works without registration or login.
The Linka app runs on iPhone, iPad and Mac. The initial Assist integration is for iPhone and iPad.
