OSO is a white-label app and dashboard for mobile networks. The people you already have in the field carry your branded Android app, and it records signal, speed and call quality while they work. Your dashboard shows where coverage falls short and which places to fix first.
Drive testing is accurate but runs a few times a year, mostly on roads. Crowdsourced panels benchmark you against rivals, but they can't tell you what your own cells did in that car park this afternoon. OSO fills the gap with continuous measurement you control.
| Drive tests | Crowdsourced panels | OSO | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where it measures | Roads on planned routes | Wherever panel users happen to be | Wherever your teams go – indoors too |
| How often | A few campaigns a year | Continuous | Every scheduled run, every day |
| Cell-level detail | Yes | Limited | Yes – serving cell, band and PCI |
| Who controls it | You, per campaign | The panel provider | You – your app, your schedule |
| Who owns the data | You | The provider, shared across operators | You |
Your teams carry a phone they already have a reason to carry. OSO does the measuring.
Send your logo, colours and app name. You get your own Android app and a dashboard on your domain.
People join with a code, read what is shared, agree, and choose their capture windows.
Runs start and stop by themselves. Readings wait out dead zones and sync over mobile data.
The weakest places rise to the top with the finding, the cell and a hand-off to planning.
An Android app in your brand. Schedule a run once and it starts and stops on its own, keeps readings when there's no signal, and syncs as soon as there is.
Running
6.4 km traced
Signal · 4G · B20
Down
42.1 MbpsUp
8.3 MbpsLatency
38 msThe weakest places come first, each with its postcode, serving cell and one plain sentence on what OSO found. Send any of them to your planning team in one click.
Good or better
+3.1 pts vs last week
Not-spots
−4 vs last week
Median RSRP by hour · dBm
Your people install your app, not someone else's. Pick a brand on the right to see the same app change hands.
A reading every 5 seconds and a speed test every few minutes, over mobile data only, tagged to a hexagon, a postcode and a ward.
RSRP · RSRQ · SINR · RSSI · CQI · SS-RSRP · SS-SINR
2G · 3G · 4G · 5G NSA · 5G SA · cell ID · PCI · band · ARFCN
Download · upload · latency · jitter · packet loss
Signal at call start and end · possible drops
GPS and accuracy · hex bin · postcode · ward · district
Model · Android version · battery · sync queue
Measurement only works if your people trust it. OSO measures inside the windows they agree to and nothing else.
Nothing is measured outside the hours each person schedules.
No call audio, numbers, messages, apps or browsing. Ever.
Raw readings by CSV or API, with place names on every row.
OSO Enterprise is a single annual subscription. The price depends on how many phones you put in the field.
Your branded app and dashboard, hosting, updates and support in one contract.
Billed annually. Phones, SIMs and data plans are yours and aren't included. Prices exclude VAT.
Something else on your mind? Bring it to the demo.
Only Android lets an app read the radio – signal strength, quality and the serving cell. An iPhone can run a speed test but can't see the radio, so the data would be thin.
Any recent Android phone with your SIM works. For clean, comparable data, a single model on dedicated SIMs is best.
No. It fills the months between campaigns and reaches places a drive test can't – car parks, stations, estates and indoors.
You own every reading. It is hosted in the region you choose, or in your own cloud, and you can export it at any time.
There is one plan, Enterprise, billed annually. The quote depends on how many phones you put in the field.
People opt in, see exactly what is shared and choose their own windows. OSO never records call contents, numbers, messages, apps or browsing.
[X] weeks from kick-off to the first runs, including your branded app build and dashboard set-up.
Readings are tiny. Speed tests use more – roughly 50–300 MB each depending on speed – and you set how often they run.
30 minutes, on sample data from an area you choose. Leave with a plan for a branded pilot.