The network, in numbers

Every hexagon's real first measurement, whichever layer took it first. A quiet day adds nothing to the line, because nothing was there to add.

Each point shows how many small groups of recent phone readings passed the network checks and earned credits that day. One upload can contain several Bluetooth and Wi-Fi readings.

Same verified totals as the Real Impact page, with the provider's sign-up bonus already subtracted.

Every phone that ever made a successful upload, ranked by lifetime activity credits. Hexes are distinct measured cells, funded units are real provider-fulfilled units bought on that node's behalf. Nodes appear as Node plus four characters that cannot be traced back, unless their owner chose a name in My Node under Public profile.

Ranked by the same ledger the map reads. Signal Lock bonuses are excluded. Refreshes every two minutes.

A report that writes itself every week from the database, with honest week-over-week changes and a paste-ready summary. Open this week.

Public tools, new on 2026-09-08

One page per city with the honest numbers: how much of it has been measured, which invisible layers were read there, the city's averages for cellular quality, night light, sound and network speed, and what its phones have funded. They update themselves every ten minutes from the live database, count only hexes with a resolved place name (so they are lower bounds), and can be cited by journalists, schools and councils. Every hex also has its own page: open one from Explorer or from a report, follow it in your browser, and come back to see what changed on your street.

Kept in this browser only.