ResoBoost is a cross-platform network performance tool built with Tauri (Rust back-end) and a React + TypeScript + Vite + Tailwind CSS front-end. It benchmarks DNS resolvers and download speeds, producing metrics such as average latency, jitter, success rate, DNSSEC validation, and per-server bandwidth.
Most “speed test” websites only check your current resolver or CDN connection. ResoBoost lets you compare many DNS providers and measure download throughput via those servers on your own machine:
- DNS metrics beyond ping: median latency, jitter, success rate, DNSSEC validation, and IP responses per resolver.
- Real download bandwidth: resolves a host via each DNS server, streams data from a URL, and reports bytes read, duration, and Mbps.
- Protocol diversity: work with classic UDP/TCP resolvers and modern DoH/DoT/DoQ lists; load defaults or your own lists.
- Customisable and private: edit/import resolver lists via the UI; export results to CSV.
- 🚀 Cross-platform desktop app via Tauri (small footprint, fast startup).
- 📊 DNS benchmarking: latency (median), jitter, success rate, DNSSEC status, and resolved IPs.
- 📥 Download speed testing: per-DNS bandwidth measurement for any HTTP/HTTPS URL.
- 📝 CSV export: save DNS and download results with one click.
- 🧠 Dynamic resolver lists: load default UDP/TCP/DoH/DoT/DoQ or regional lists, import from URL, or edit manually.
- ⚙️ Configurable tests: domain/IP, sample count, timeouts, DNSSEC, warm-up, per-DNS duration, etc.
- 💻 Modern tech stack: React 19, TypeScript, Vite 7, Tailwind CSS 4, Tauri 2; Rust libs include
hickory-resolver,tokio,reqwest,serde.
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The UI uses @tauri-apps/api to invoke commands in the Rust layer.
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The DNS tester initialises resolver and TLS host lists, can refresh them from remote files, then runs concurrent lookups.
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The speed tester resolves the target host per DNS server and performs streaming downloads to calculate bandwidth.
- Rust (stable)
- Node.js ≥ 16 (v18+ recommended)
- bun (bundled) or your preferred package manager
Windows: install MSVC build tools. Linux: ensure Tauri deps like libwebkit2gtk and openssl dev headers are installed (see Tauri docs). macOS: Xcode command-line tools.
# clone this repo
git clone https://github.com/ednoct/ResoBoost.git
cd ResoBoost
# install JS dependencies
bun install# start the UI + Rust back-end in dev mode
bun run tauri devMost options are set via the UI, but the following environment variable can be useful during development: Custom DNS server lists are fetched from the DNS_SERVERS repository on start and can be refreshed or edited via Server Lists → Edit. You can load default sets for UDP/TCP, DoH, DoT, DoQ, or region-specific lists, or paste your own.
- OS: Windows, macOS, Linux, android (Tauri)
- Front-end: React 19, TypeScript, Vite 7, Tailwind CSS 4
- Rust: Tauri 2, hickory-resolver, reqwest, tokio, serde
- Extensibility: strongly-typed result objects; easy to integrate new pages/components or expose additional Tauri commands.
- “Network unavailable” errors → check firewall/VPN; the app needs outbound DNS/HTTP.
- DNSSEC fails → not all resolvers support DNSSEC; try disabling it or use a DNSSEC-enabled resolver.
- Custom servers won’t save → one server per line; supported forms include:
8.8.8.8(UDP/TCP)tls://[email protected](DoT)https://dns.quad9.net/dns-query(DoH)quic://1.1.1.1:[email protected](DoQ)
- Low download speed → increase per-DNS test duration, pick a closer mirror, or verify your network path.
- Pre-built installers and auto-update support
- CLI mode for headless benchmarking / CI integration
- Additional metrics (packet loss, jitter distributions, upstream tests)
- Tagging/favourites and better server list management
- Built-in charts and historical comparisons
If you discover a security vulnerability (for example in the DNS resolution logic or Tauri packaging), please do not open a public issue. Instead, email the maintainer (see GitHub profile) with details. We appreciate responsible disclosure and will respond quickly.
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Your support keeps development steady and true. 🙏
- Tauri, for providing a lightweight, secure application framework.
hickory-resolverandreqwest, for enabling async DNS and HTTP operations.- Tailwind CSS and Vite, for powering a modern, fast React front-end.
DNS_SERVERSrepository, which supplies the resolver lists.