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Synthetic hosts, real thresholds

A battery of fast, laggy, reject, and silent test targets — the same debounce threshold that keeps a real fleet's status trustworthy also keeps a CI/CD gate from flapping on a single dropped packet.

ProbeScope terminal monitoring fast, laggy, reject, and silent synthetic test hosts, with 'maybe' variants surviving intermittent failures
ProbeScope terminal monitoring fast, laggy, reject, and silent synthetic test hosts, with 'maybe' variants surviving intermittent failures
ProbeScope web console showing the same synthetic test fleet, with reject and silent hosts confirmed down
ProbeScope web console showing the same synthetic test fleet, with reject and silent hosts confirmed down

A public DNS range, watched end to end

Fifty hosts across a single subnet, ICMP and TCP mixed automatically per host — the same live table, whether you're watching it in the terminal or from a browser tab.

ProbeScope terminal UI monitoring 50 hosts across a 1.1.1.x range, all up
ProbeScope terminal UI monitoring 50 hosts across a 1.1.1.x range, all up
ProbeScope web console showing the same 50-host range, all up
ProbeScope web console showing the same 50-host range, all up

One flap, every row goes red — in the terminal

Twelve status pages, all healthy — until the local interface drops. The en0 [dn] badge and every row falling to DOWN at the same instant is the tell: it's your link, not twelve outages.

ProbeScope terminal showing twelve status pages all up, en0 [up]
ProbeScope terminal showing twelve status pages all up, en0 [up]
ProbeScope terminal showing the same twelve status pages all DOWN at once, en0 [dn] badge in red
ProbeScope terminal showing the same twelve status pages all DOWN at once, en0 [dn] badge in red

...and the exact same story, in a browser

No separate mobile view, no degraded fallback — the web console mirrors the terminal's data model exactly, badge and all.

ProbeScope web console showing twelve status pages all up, en0 [up]
ProbeScope web console showing twelve status pages all up, en0 [up]
ProbeScope web console showing the same twelve status pages all down at once, en0 [dn] badge in red
ProbeScope web console showing the same twelve status pages all down at once, en0 [dn] badge in red

Fifty of the internet's biggest names, one screen

From adobe.com to zoom.us — ProbeScope doesn't care whether you're watching three hosts or the household names of the entire internet. Same auto-sizing table either way.

ProbeScope terminal UI monitoring 50 well-known websites at once, all up
ProbeScope terminal UI monitoring 50 well-known websites at once, all up

Monitoring in your pocket

The web console doesn't care what's rendering it. Turn on --webservice, connect over your Tailscale or WireGuard VPN, and check on your fleet from your phone in the checkout line, on the train, or from the other side of the world — no app to install, just a browser tab.

ProbeScope web console open on an iPhone
ProbeScope web console open on an iPhone