Before my upcoming product lunch, this is for Starlink users on my TL who, like me, hate being restricted to just the Starlink mobile app. I built an open-source Starlink desktop app for macOS, Windows and browsers to monitor the performance and health of your Starlink. Backstory: I've been a Starlink user for over 3 years now, and I've greatly enjoyed having a reliable network, especially since I'm in an area with terrible internet. But as someone who spends most of my time on my MacBook, I've always had to reach for my phone whenever I want to see what's going on with my Starlink, and it bites more when my phone is in a different room. So, about 2 weeks ago, I decided to just build myself a native desktop app that does most of what the mobile app does, plus some extra features I'd always wanted. I've spent the last 2 weeks building and iterating on it to the point where I use it daily. It's been such a wonderful experience that I think it's selfish of me to keep it to myself. I know many Starlink users and community members would love it as much as I do, so I decided to open-source it. So what do you get from Dishylink? Live status — throughput, latency, obstruction and hardware health. Dish alignment — target rotation and tilt, with the exact nudge in degrees when the dish is off. Speed test — download, upload and latency through Starlink to Cloudflare. Satellite tracking and obstruction map — 3D satellite constellation overhead, and a time-lapse of what's blocking your view of the sky + which satellite your dish is connected to. Network & Nodes — see which client devices are connected to your network and their data usage activity. Data usage — every byte through the dish, split by download and upload, with per-client device granular data usage. Power usage — real-time draw plus historical energy totals so you can get an idea of what your dish consumes daily, weekly or monthly. Latency analytics — whether the lag is Starlink or your own router. Alerts and event log — raised when the dish or router stops answering, overheats or hits weather, and cleared once it passes. Controls — snow melt, sleep schedule, update window and reboots on supported firmware. Platforms — macOS, Windows, and Browser extension alternatives for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox. Privacy: no account, no backend, no analytics. Dishylink reads your hardware over your own network and keeps what it records in your system. Nothing is collected by me, or any third-party service (there's none), and the source code is available to review. I know I could make a decent amount by adding a paywall, since I think it's actually worth every buck, as you'd come to see. But I won't be doing that; my only joy would be seeing it serve the community and probably grow into more than what it is right now. Download links are attached below.👇🏽