UniTrace.sa vs Network Hamster

UniTrace watches your online systems 24/7 — websites, APIs, servers, DIA internet lines, DNS records, TCP ports, and SSL certificates — and alerts you the moment anything breaks. Built in Saudi Arabia for teams that need real monitoring, not just reminders. WHAT YOU CAN MONITOR • HTTP/HTTPS websites with keyword matching • REST APIs with response-time checks • DIA (Dedicated Internet Access) lines via PING • TCP ports (database, mail, SSH, anything) • DNS records (A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT) • SSL certificates with 30-day expiry warnings INSTANT ALERTS VIA 7 CHANNELS Email, SMS (Saudi carriers via Taqnyat), Telegram, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Custom Webhooks. INCIDENTS, NOT NOISE Detailed incident history with root-cause analysis, response-time trends, uptime reports, and degraded-state detection. PUBLIC STATUS PAGES Share your uptime publicly with custom domains, your logo, and the monitors you choose. PRICING (SAR, VAT included) • FREE — 5 monitors, 5-minute checks, 1 user • STARTER — 29 SAR/month — 10 monitors, 60-second checks • PRO — 99 SAR/month — 50 monitors, 30-second checks, 1 status page • ENTERPRISE — 199 SAR/month — 200 monitors, 15-second checks, 5 status pages Manage your subscription on unitrace.sa — full control over billing, invoices, and plan changes. SAUDI-FIRST Arabic as the primary language. Saudi infrastructure monitoring (banks, telcos, government portals, internal DIA lines). Support by a local team. PRIVACY-FIRST No ads. No cross-site tracking. Your monitor URLs are yours. Data hosted in Saudi Arabia. Privacy Policy: https://unitrace.sa/privacy Terms of Use (EULA): https://unitrace.sa/terms

Your internet is acting up. Is it your Wi-Fi? Your router? Your ISP? Network Hamster tells you — in plain English. A helmeted hamster pedals a bicycle in real time, matched to your actual latency. Fast connection, fast pedaling. Congested network, and he grinds to a crawl. It's the most honest status indicator you'll ever install. Behind the mascot is a genuinely serious diagnostic toolkit. ONE-TAP DIAGNOSIS Tap Diagnose and get eight checks in under a minute: interface, captive portal, your router versus the internet, NAT topology, DNS, web response time, and latency under load. Then a verdict in words you can act on — "Local network is healthy, high latency is upstream. Your router is not the problem." BUFFERBLOAT GRADING The reason your video calls stutter when someone downloads something. Network Hamster measures how much your latency balloons under load and grades it A+ through F, then tells you exactly how to fix it. FIND OUT WHERE YOU STAND • Live ping, jitter, packet loss, and p95 latency across six rotating servers • Speed test with download, upload, and bufferbloat, plus saved history • Router vs. internet isolation — know instantly whose fault it is • CGNAT, double NAT, and symmetric NAT detection • DNS benchmarking against Cloudflare, Google, and Quad9 ADVANCED TOOLS • Monitor Mode — ping every second for hours, graph the whole session, get alerted the moment your connection drops, and export CSV • MTR traceroute with per-hop whois, reverse DNS, and a map of where your packets actually travel • Ping Lab — test with different packet sizes to expose MTU and queueing problems • Buffer Probe — detects undersized modem buffers that quietly cost you the bandwidth you pay for • Wireless Health — tells you whether jitter is born on your Wi-Fi or upstream • Wi-Fi Guard — catches repeated forced disconnects • Inbound Watch — spots unusual traffic arriving at your device • Cellular coverage mapping and DNS record lookup PROVE IT TO YOUR ISP Every diagnosis exports as a shareable report: latency per server, packet loss, traceroute, bufferbloat grade, and a timestamped event log. Stop arguing from memory. Paste the evidence. BUILT HONESTLY Some things iOS simply does not allow — Wi-Fi signal strength, raw packet capture, cell tower identity. Network Hamster never fakes them. Where a limit exists, the app says so and does the most useful thing that is actually possible. No account. No tracking. No data collection. Just a hamster who is very concerned about your ping.