Live traffic
Download and upload as they happen, plus how much you used today, this week and this month.
Private beta
See everything your computer says to the internet.
Which programs use your data, who your computer is talking to, and what is open to the outside. Live, in plain words, with no jargon.
- No account
- Free while in private beta
- Desktop app keeps your data on your computer
Every second
The desktop app refreshes live. The web dashboard updates every minute.
Program by program
See which app is using your data, not just a single total.
Country by country
Every server you connect to, with the company and country behind it.
Stays on your computer
The desktop app keeps its data on this machine and sends nothing out.
What you see
Questions your computer never answers, answered.
Who is using your data Desktop
Bandwidth per program, so you can tell whether it is Chrome, a game update or something you do not recognise.
Who you are talking to
Every connection with the program, the company behind the address and the country. Search it, filter it, understand it.
What is open to the internet Desktop
Ports other devices can reach, each explained in plain words, with risky ones flagged. Block a port or close a program in one click.
Devices on your Wi-Fi Desktop
See who else is on your network, name your own devices, and get told when a new one joins.
Alerts and data budget Desktop
Be told when a program connects for the first time, when something reaches in from outside, or when you near your data limit.
How it works
Two ways in. Start free in a minute.
Free web dashboard
- Open it. One click makes a private dashboard. No sign-up and no email.
- Connect a computer. Create a key and run one small command on the computer you want to watch.
- Watch. It updates once a minute, and you can open it from any device with your private link.
Desktop app Private beta
- Install it. A normal Windows app. It asks for administrator rights once so it can see per-program data.
- It opens its own window. Live every second, with a tray icon and start with Windows.
- Take control. Block ports, close programs, set budgets and alerts. Everything stays on your computer.
Free or desktop
Start free. Upgrade when you want more control.
| What you get | Free web dashboard | Desktop app |
|---|---|---|
| Live traffic and total data used | Every minute | Every second |
| Connections with company and country | Yes | Yes |
| Bandwidth per program | No | Yes |
| Exposure check and plain-word port guide | Basic list | Full, with advice |
| Block a port or a program, close a program | No | Yes |
| Wi-Fi devices and new-device alerts | No | Yes |
| Alerts, data budget, daily and monthly limits | No | Yes |
| History | 24 hours | Up to 30 days |
| Export to CSV and a printable report | No | Yes |
| Where your data lives | Your private dashboard | Only on your computer |
| Cost | Free | Private beta: 14 days free, then a licence (price shown before you pay) |
Desktop app: private beta
Get early access and 14 days free.
The Windows app is being tested with a small group first. Ask for access and we will send an invite. Invited testers get the full app free for 14 days with no card, and a licence key afterwards if they keep it.
- Windows 10 and 11
- Opens in its own window, with a tray icon
- Asks for administrator rights once, for per-program data
- Works offline. No account
Privacy
Your traffic is yours.
Desktop app
It runs on your computer and talks only to itself (127.0.0.1). History is kept in a small file on your disk, never uploaded. The only network call it makes is to check your licence key.
Free web dashboard
It stores only what your agent sends: connection addresses, program names and byte counts. There is no account, no email and no tracking. Delete everything from the dashboard whenever you like, and old data is removed automatically.
Questions
Good to know
Does it slow my computer or my internet?
No. It only watches. It does not sit in the path of your traffic, so your connection runs at full speed.
Why does the desktop app ask for administrator rights?
Windows only lets administrators see how much data each program uses, and only administrators can add firewall rules for blocking. Without it, the app still shows your live traffic and connections.
What does the free web dashboard collect?
Only what the small agent on your computer sends: current speed, connection addresses, program names and byte counts. No files, no pages you visit, no passwords. You can delete it all at any time.
What happens after the 14 days?
Beta testers are asked for a licence key to keep using the desktop app. Your history stays on your computer either way, and the free web dashboard keeps working.
Can it block things?
The desktop app can block an incoming port or a program's outgoing connections using the Windows firewall, and can close a program. It will not close core Windows programs, and everything it blocks can be undone from the same screen.
Does it work on Mac or Linux?
The desktop app is for Windows. The free web agent also runs on Mac and Linux, with per-program bandwidth on Windows only.