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What's Wrong With The Network · Overview

What's Wrong With The Network turns "no internet" into a clear diagnosis

It is not a professional networking toolbox. It is designed to help you tell whether the issue is more likely with Wi-Fi, the local network, or the internet. The home screen runs a diagnosis automatically, shows the conclusion first, and keeps technical evidence available when you need it.

Conclusion first

The home screen tells you whether the problem looks like Wi-Fi, local network, internet access, or instability instead of starting with raw metrics.

Evidence when needed

Current network type, Wi-Fi name, gateway probes, internet probes, latency, and jitter stay available in the detail view without overwhelming the main result.

Easy to pass along

When something looks wrong, you can copy a structured diagnosis summary and send it to someone technical, a network admin, or your ISP support channel.

Use cases

How it diagnoses

The app combines the current system network state, a local anchor probe, and HTTPS internet probe results to produce a plain-language conclusion. Technical metrics are still available for review, but they are not the focus of the home screen.

What it does not do

The current version does not provide always-on background monitoring, VPN, proxy, packet capture, port scanning, traceroute, whois, or router management. It also cannot modify system network settings for you.

Privacy posture

The current version runs offline by default and does not require sign-in. Diagnosis history and preferences are stored locally. During diagnosis, it reaches the configured local anchor and internet probes; if it needs to show the current egress ISP, it may query public IP and RDAP ownership services.