Your smart home runs on a mesh you can't see. Threadlytics measures it — border routers, link quality, device roles, and which of your devices are secretly the same device.
Border-router coverage, routing depth, link quality and partition state, resolved into plain-language grades instead of raw counters.
The same physical device shows up under a different name in every app you own. Threadlytics matches them on stable hardware identifiers — not by guessing from names.
A live map of routers, end devices and the links between them — plus the full protocol path for any single device, layer by layer.
Full feature tour, Siri & Shortcuts, editions and help: the Threadlytics page.
An interactive 3D map of your Thread network — border routers, routers, end devices, and the quality of every link between them. A flat 2D view is always available if you'd rather read it than fly through it.
Drill into any device and the signal path opens up: the exact stack it uses to reach you, with each ecosystem's attachment placed at the layer where the evidence actually is.
The assistant runs on your device and answers only from a snapshot of your actual network — not from the internet, and not from a guess about smart homes in general.
When an answer uses your home data it says so, and it names the devices it drew on. No account, and no transcript leaving your phone.
Apple Home, Thread and Matter work on their own — no hub, no server, no account. Home Assistant and SmartThings are opt-in enhancements that add detail when you already run them. Local-only mode is a first-class mode, not a setting buried three screens deep.
The final split isn't settled. This is the direction we're building toward — the full contents and pricing get published before Premium ships.
A software company focused on smart home network intelligence. As homes get smarter, the people living in them deserve tools to understand what's happening beneath the surface.
Threadlytics is our first product. It came out of a plain frustration: not being able to see how Thread mesh networks, Matter devices and smart home ecosystems actually fit together — and having nothing to look at when they don't.
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