Monitor Your Internet Service and Provider
Internet problems can look frustratingly similar. Is it an Internet outage, a provider problem, Wi-Fi, or a website or service somewhere else? Knowing that something is wrong is useful. Knowing what actually happened is better.
From OutagesIO to ISP Tracker
ISP Tracker began as OutagesIO, built around a simple idea: Internet problems should leave behind useful evidence instead of forcing someone to guess what happened.
OutagesIO received independent recognition from Comparitech as one of its Internet troubleshooting tools. ISP Tracker has evolved considerably since then, but the goal remains the same — collect real monitoring evidence and make Internet problems easier to understand.
Rated as one of the best Internet troubleshooting tools by Comparitech
Having Internet Trouble Right Now?
Outage reports can tell us that other people are having trouble. Internet connection monitoring can tell us much more — whether a connection dropped, Wi-Fi was involved, speeds changed, online services remained reachable, or other monitored locations saw something similar.
ISP Tracker Live shows selected Internet problems, provider activity, website reachability, and investigations. If something is happening now, see what ISP Tracker is finding or add what you are seeing.
What If the Evidence Was Already There?
Internet problems are much harder to reconstruct after they have passed. A brief interruption can break a video call, payment, remote session, or cloud application, then disappear before a speed test or provider check shows anything wrong. A continuously running ISP Tracker agent keeps measurements from before the problem, while it is happening, and after the connection recovers.
That monitoring evidence can help show whether the connection dropped, whether speed changed, whether Wi-Fi was involved, and whether monitored websites or services remained reachable. A single interruption may say little, but repeated events can reveal patterns in when and how connection problems happen. That history also gives you an independent record to review with your provider. When several locations are monitored, ISP Tracker can also compare what is affected with what remains healthy.
What Can Be Monitored?
ISP Tracker can monitor more than whether a connection is simply up or down.
Connection reliability
Outages, disconnections, latency, connection reliability, and connection history.
Speed
Automated speed testing can show whether performance changes over time.
Wi-Fi
Where supported, Wi-Fi measurements can help separate local wireless problems from Internet connection problems.
Websites & services
Monitor whether important websites, hosts, or Internet services remain reachable.
Is It Your Connection, Your Provider, or Something Else?
Is Spectrum down? Is there an Internet outage near me? Is Wi-Fi the problem? Is the website itself down?
Those problems can look almost identical from one location. Internet traffic passes from your local network through your provider and then other networks before reaching a website or service. Monitoring provides evidence that can be compared instead of relying only on symptoms.
If the problem is happening now, check ISP Tracker Live. If you want evidence from this connection the next time something happens, start monitoring before the problem returns.