A Windows tray app that tells you when your connection drops, where it went wrong and what to do about it.
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- Live status of your Wi-Fi or cable, router and internet, powerline adapters included
- Every problem logged with where it happened and what to do
- Notifications only for problems that matter
- History, speed tests and a view of every Wi-Fi channel
- Download the exe from the latest release
- Run it, it keeps watching from the tray
- Needs Windows 11, and location services on for Wi-Fi details
- Windows in another language than English: turn on Read Wi-Fi Natively in Settings
- Windows may warn on the first run because the app is not signed: click More info, then Run anyway
- .NET 10, WPF, Blazor, MudBlazor and SQLite
- Free code signing provided by SignPath.io, certificate by SignPath Foundation
- Committers, reviewers and approvers: poolfullofmilk
- Every release is built by GitHub Actions from this repository and approved by hand before it is signed
- Privacy: Wi-Fi Watch sends no data about you anywhere. It only pings your router and 1.1.1.1, times a DNS lookup of www.google.com, checks GitHub for a new version once a day and talks to fast.com's servers when a speed test runs. Everything it records stays on your PC