wifi.live is a lightweight map that displays real, crowd-sourced speed tests from coworking spaces around the world. It’s built around one idea: instead of reviews saying “great WiFi,” show actual throughput measured on-site.
First contributor to a new location earns a permanent Registered status for that spot. Tests are used with weighted averages to measure the reliability of WIFI at places digital nomads typically work.
Would love thoughts on:
- Data integrity / spoofing concerns
- What additional metrics (jitter, packet loss, stability over time) would be valuable
First contributor to a new location earns a permanent Registered status for that spot. Tests are used with weighted averages to measure the reliability of WIFI at places digital nomads typically work.
Would love thoughts on:
- Data integrity / spoofing concerns
- What additional metrics (jitter, packet loss, stability over time) would be valuable
- Whether this solves a real pain point for you
Thanks for taking a look!