See failure from every angle
Compare the same target from multiple regional agents to separate a local routing issue from a true service outage.
- Side-by-side latency series
- Region-specific packet loss
Self-hosted network intelligence
TrackThatPing connects latency, route, certificate, and client-network signals in one live control plane—so your team can move from “something’s slow” to the actual cause.
One control plane. Every useful signal.
Why TrackThatPing
Uptime is only the first clue. TrackThatPing preserves the evidence around an incident so you can understand where it started, who it affected, and whether it is really over.
Compare the same target from multiple regional agents to separate a local routing issue from a true service outage.
Trace the path to a host and monitor each router along the way to expose congestion, drift, and bottlenecks.
Keep certificate expiry and validity checks separate from uptime, with their own schedules, history, and thresholds.
Notify the right contacts by email or SMS when a state changes, then send recovery confirmation when service returns.
From symptom to answer
Each signal adds context to the last. Start with a user-facing symptom, narrow it to a location or path, and keep the evidence for the next conversation.
Open your workspaceA live monitor spots latency, loss, or downtime.
Regional agents show which users and routes are affected.
Route history and trends reveal the likely bottleneck.
Recovery alerts close the loop with your team or client.
Built for real networks
SaaS & web apps
Monitor public services, compare regions, and share a focused public or embeddable status view.
MSPs & IT teams
Organize reusable targets and Windows agents by client while maintaining one operational view.
Distributed services
Run the same check near users in different geographies and see every result on a shared graph.
Security operations
Schedule certificate checks independently and alert before an expiring certificate becomes an outage.
Network engineering
Trace routes, watch hop latency over time, and retain evidence for provider escalations.
Customer communication
Publish selected monitors or embed a single service status without exposing the admin workspace.
Self-hosted by design
TrackThatPing runs as a lightweight Node.js application with a simple local data store. Deploy it where it fits your environment, add agents where the useful vantage points are, and keep the operational record close.
Ready when the next ping drops