FREE · OPEN SOURCE · PRIVATE

Monitor your
internet connection.

A private, open-source desktop connection monitor for latency, DNS, and HTTPS health. See slowdowns and outages clearly, then keep the evidence when you need to troubleshoot.

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macOS · Windows · Linux · Runs locally

NetReceipt● Live
CONNECTION STATUS
Your internet is healthy

All checks are passing. No interruptions detected.

TCP24 ms● Excellent
DNS18 ms● Resolved
HTTPS41 ms● Connected
TCP latency history
TCP LATENCYDNS RESOLUTIONHTTPS CONNECTIVITYLOCAL HISTORY

WHY NETRECEIPT

A clearer picture than
“the Wi-Fi seems slow.”

01

Separate checks, clearer answers

Measure TCP latency, DNS resolution, and HTTPS connectivity independently, so a vague problem becomes useful evidence.

02

See outages and slowdowns

Spot spikes, interruptions, and partial failures on a rolling chart with longer-term local history.

03

Keep a connection record

Export confirmed incidents, peak latency, and duration as readable Markdown or raw CSV for troubleshooting.

04

Private and open source

Your monitored hosts and measurements stay on your computer, and the source is available to inspect. Optional telemetry waits for consent.

USEFUL EVIDENCE

Turn “it dropped again” into a record.

Review confirmed incidents, peak latency, and duration without treating monitoring gaps as downtime. Export a readable Markdown report or raw CSV when you need to troubleshoot or talk to your ISP.

  • 30-minute live view plus 6-hour, 24-hour, 7-day, and 30-day history
  • Incident severity, duration, and peak latency
  • Portable Markdown and CSV exports
Connection receiptLast 24 hoursEXPORTED
Availability
99.82%
Confirmed incidents
2
Total interruption
2m 37s
Peak TCP latency
482 ms
TCPDNSHTTPS

LATEST BUILDS

Choose your platform.

Every link always points to the newest GitHub release.

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NetReceipt — Free, Open-Source Internet Connection Monitor | Tylor Mayfield