INTERACTIVE DEMOS · SAMPLE DATA
Each demo below is the real interface — the same markup and the same stylesheet the installed app ships with — loaded with a sample network, and they are all clickable: tabs switch, filters filter, devices select. Nothing is being monitored, nothing is saved, and there is no account to make. They run entirely in your browser.
One shared inbox for the MeshWatch products. Five alerts about the same switch arrive as one incident, in the order they happened.
Open the demo →A syslog server that colours what matters. Switch off Debug and Informational and watch an outage assemble itself.
Open the demo →SNMP monitoring that names the cause. Seven working tabs — open Alarms and switch it to “Grouped by cause”.
Open the demo →Every DNS lookup attributed to the device that made it. Click the doorbell camera and see what it asks for all day.
Open the demo →The certificate inventory, sorted by risk. Expiry is only one of the six ways a certificate breaks here.
Open the demo →The three lines that changed on the switch overnight. Pick any device and any backup to see its diff.
Open the demo →Traps arriving live: a flapping link, a power-cycled UPS, a wrong community string — and the anomaly panel that notices.
Open the demo →Every one of these products runs on your own machine and reads your own network. A hosted trial would have to be either a fake network — which is what this is, minus the login — or a real one we operate, which contradicts the whole point. So we skipped the sign-up and gave you the screens directly.
There is no account, no licence server and no telemetry. Every product starts a 30-day trial the moment you install it, without a card or an email address. SyslogWatch, TrafficWatch, CertWatch and ConfigWatch then keep working on a limited free tier; DeviceWatch, TrapWatch, MeshServerWatch and Central stop collecting when the trial ends, and nothing you already collected is deleted.
Every install starts with a 30-day trial — no card, no account, no email address. What the trial unlocks, and what happens when it ends, differs by product; each product page says which.