Our Mission
We started Refresh Rate Tester with a simple belief: every user deserves fast, accurate, free access to hardware diagnostics — without needing to install software, create accounts, or hand over their data.
Whether you're a competitive gamer trying to verify your 240Hz panel, a developer testing peripherals, or a casual user wondering why your screen feels sluggish — our tools give you instant, reliable answers using only web standards like requestAnimationFrame and the Web Audio API.
Everything runs entirely in your browser. No data leaves your device. No telemetry. No ads injected into tool logic. Just clean, fast, open diagnostics for everyone.
Our Tools Suite
Meet the Team
A display technology aficionado with over a decade calibrating monitors and benchmarking GPUs. Kalyan leads tool accuracy and hardware research at Refresh Rate Tester.
Full-stack web developer passionate about building fast, privacy-respecting tools. Vaijanath architected the entire Refresh Rate Tester platform from the ground up.
Hundreds of users across Reddit, Discord, and GitHub have contributed feedback, bug reports, and feature ideas that shape every update to our toolset.
Our Values
Privacy First
All processing happens locally in your browser. We don't log keystrokes, mouse data, microphone input, or any hardware info.
Speed & Accuracy
Our refresh rate detection uses frame-perfect requestAnimationFrame timing to deliver ±1Hz accuracy across all modern browsers.
Always Free
Every tool on this site is completely free with no paywalls, no email signups, and no premium tiers. Hardware diagnostics should be accessible to all.
Works Everywhere
Built with pure HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — our tools work on any modern browser, OS, or device including mobile, tablet, and desktop.
How We Build
Semantic, SEO-optimized markup
Custom design system, dark mode
Zero frameworks, zero bloat
rAF, Web Audio, WebRTC, Gamepad
Static files, no server needed
No bundles, sub-100ms init
Have Feedback or a Suggestion?
We're always improving. If you found a bug, have a tool idea, or just want to say hi — we'd love to hear from you.