Country is the evidence
City is advisory and carries a confidence score. Country is the authoritative level. Reports say so.
LIVE MAP
Watch your outbound connections land, live.
Each observed connection becomes an arc from your device to its destination country, paired with a readable table of the same metadata.
Context
The situation
Your laptop opens hundreds of outbound connections an hour and tells you about none of them. A firewall log answers days later, in a format built for machines. What most people want is simpler: show me, now, where this device is talking to.
Every observed connection becomes an arc from your location to the country it landed in, with a travelling dot whose direction reflects the connection. Beneath the map, a live table lists the same connections so you can read what you just watched. The first-arc timing is a labelled design target until a signed field measurement is published.
On this page
What you get from this
Readable under load
When many connections are active at once, the picture aggregates by country pair so it stays a map, not a smear.
Personal keeps only the live window
Personal holds a short in-memory live buffer and stores no telemetry history. History begins on Pro.
Collection boundary
The boundary
We observe here
Destination country, and on Pro and above destination city with a confidence score, network operator, registrable domain, protocol, encryption indicator, byte and packet counts, direction, and the app or browser that opened the connection.
We never collect here
What was sent, the URL or path, the DNS query name beyond the registrable boundary, or any identifier of the person using the device beyond the account that owns it.
Coverage is not complete. Some traffic paths are not observable from the interfaces we use, and geolocation is advisory rather than authoritative.
Availability across plans
Personal
Country level, live window only
Pro
City detail, 30-day history
Team
City detail, 90-day history, shared canvases
Enterprise
Quoted retention and scoped canvases