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PingDo.net

by GridFix
The Founder's Journey

Engineering Stability First

"During my years maintaining mission-critical service buildings in Jeddah and Cairo, I encountered 'ghost' network failures that disrupted entire automated systems. Commercial tools were too abstracted; I needed something that spoke the language of physics and electrical engineering."

Jeddah / Cairo Operations
15+ Years Field Exp.

Expertise & Authority

GridFix Labs isn't just a software project; it's a consolidation of a decade of maintenance oversight. Wael Abdel-Ghalil has oversaw infrastructure for multi-story service complexes where 99.9% uptime wasn't a goal, it was a safety requirement.

Reliability Engineering

We apply the principles of Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM) to network diagnostics. Our tools focus on root-cause analysis (Physics, Electrical Loss, Signal Integrity) rather than surface-level metrics.

The Philosophy of the "Hardened" Network

At GridFix Technologies, we believe a network is an electrical system first and a software system second. If your PoE voltage is dropping due to heat in a Cairo summer, no amount of software patching will fix your disconnected camera. Pingdo.net was built to help you find those electrical failures before they become downtime incidents.

Technical Changelog

v2.1.0Jan 30, 2026

Math-Motion Synergy Upgrade

Manually synchronized LaTeX equations with SVG animation paths. Fixed a race condition in the RTT calculation loop specifically observed during high-jitter spikes in Jeddah's afternoon network heat.

v2.0.4Jan 15, 2026

ICMP Payload Hardening

Shifted from generic fetch requests to a standardized HTTP-ping logic that better mimics Layer 7 behavior in industrial building management systems.

v1.8.2Dec 20, 2025

The 'Jeddah Fix'

Implemented a custom smoothing algorithm for Jitter (RFC 3550 derivative) to handle the significant packet delay variation found in older regional backbone architectures.

"This tool isn't automated; it's a living R&D project. I personally review the measurement logic every week." — Wael