Every IT professional asks this daily. Users complain "the internet is slow" — but where exactly is the problem? Is it the ISP, the VPN, a cloud service, or a local switch?
Without visibility, you are pinging random servers hoping to triangulate the issue. Minutes turn into hours.
When something breaks, everyone calls at once. You cannot tell them what is wrong or when it will be fixed.
Even if you know something is down, you cannot run an MTR trace from the user's perspective to find where it breaks.
Deploy a lightweight agent on any Windows PC or server. Get instant visibility into internet, VPN, and business connectivity — with built-in diagnostics.
Internet, VPN/Private, and Business/Cloud layers — each tracked independently with per-system breakdowns.
Run MTR traces from any agent directly in the dashboard. See every hop, packet loss, and latency — no SSH required.
Measure throughput to any destination — internet, VPN, or internal servers. Run full diagnostic reports with one click.
WebView2 desktop dashboard with compact always-on-top mode. System tray integration for instant status at a glance.
No complex setup. No agents to configure manually. Just install and go.
Download the Windows installer from your unique enrollment link. Runs silently as a scheduled task.
Agent phones home over secure WebSocket. Configure your monitored targets and devices from the web portal.
Open the desktop dashboard or web portal. Run MTR traces, speed tests, and diagnose issues in real time.
Internet, VPN, and business services tracked separately.
Hop-by-hop diagnostics from any agent, right in the dashboard.
Throughput measurement to any destination, internal or external.
Email alerts with escalation. Only notify when it matters.
WebView2 app with compact always-on-top mini window.
Isolated tenants for each client or department.
24-hour timeline and historical uptime reporting.
Step-by-step remediation when something breaks.
Start free. Scale as you grow. No hidden fees.
Join IT teams who know exactly what is down, where, and why — in seconds, not hours.