NetGlobe · Windows & macOS

See every connection your computer is making, right now.

NetGlobe maps live network activity, checks it against threat-intelligence feeds, and gives you WHOIS, TLS, and trust-score detail on any connection — built as separate native apps for Windows and macOS, plus the full diagnostic toolkit: traceroute, MTR, speed tests, and port scanning.

NetGlobe: real-time network intelligence, live world map, endpoint focus, and threat feed panels.

By the numbers

0
Telemetry calls home
~40 MB
Total disk footprint
0
Accounts or sign-ups required
Win 10/11
Native, plus a native macOS edition

Features

Four surfaces. One window.

NetGlobe unifies what used to be a stack of disconnected tools — netstat, traceroute, WHOIS, mtr, threat feeds, and speed tests — into a single interface. No browser tabs. No copy-pasting IPs. No alt-tabbing.

NetGlobe live mapping and tracing view: world map with connection arcs, latency, and hop detail.

Live mapping & tracing

Real-time enumeration of every outbound TCP and UDP socket, geolocated against a bundled local GeoIP database — no cloud lookups. Arcs are colored by encryption state to make unencrypted traffic visible at a glance, with hop-by-hop RTT and per-region averages on demand.

Threat intel & internet health

Every connection checked against FireHOL Level 1/2, Spamhaus DROP/EDROP, Tor exits, and ThreatFox IoCs. BGP and outage signals from IODA and IHR for the wider picture. Every feed URL is auditable, swappable, or replaceable with your own — none are mandatory.

NetGlobe threat intelligence view: BGP path instability waveform and threat feed match counts.
NetGlobe diagnostics view: hop-by-hop MTR trace with latency bars.

Live diagnostics

Visualize global traffic paths, monitor latency in real time, and run the network engineer's toolkit — ping, traceroute, MTR with continuous refresh, hop-by-hop loss/latency, path MTU discovery, and DNS lookups — without opening a terminal. Cloudflare-backed speed tests and optional iperf3 integration round out the suite.

Endpoint focus

Click any connection for WHOIS/RDAP, TLS certificate details (issuer, validity, SANs, ciphersuite), reverse DNS, and a trust score for the process that opened the socket — flagging unsigned binaries, svchost launches, and unusual install locations. One panel, no alt-tabbing.

NetGlobe endpoint focus view: WHOIS, TLS certificate, and process trust score panels.

Privacy by design

Your network data never leaves your device.

NetGlobe is a single binary that installs under your user profile with no admin prompt, no kernel driver, no NDIS hook. The GeoIP database is bundled and queried locally. No account creation, no cloud sync, no analytics beacons. Every outbound call is opt-in and listed in Settings.

Installs to user profile
%LOCALAPPDATA%\NetGlobe\, no admin required. No kernel driver, no NDIS hook, no Windows service. Uninstall is a single click.
~40 MB single binary
One executable, GeoIP bundled, no background daemon. Smaller than most browser tabs, with the entire feature surface inside it.
127.0.0.1:4127 loopback only
The local API binds to loopback exclusively. Never exposed to the LAN, never reachable from outside the machine. Auditable in netstat.
Auditable, swappable, optional
Every threat feed URL is listed in Settings, swappable for your own, and fully optional. Disable any feed, replace any feed, or run without any of them.

Two native editions

Choose your NetGlobe edition.

Windows and macOS are separate native codebases built for their platforms, not one app compiled twice. Choose the Microsoft Store for Windows 10/11, or a direct one-time purchase for macOS on Apple Silicon and Intel. Both keep network analysis on your device, with no telemetry.

Microsoft Store Visit netglobe.io

Support

Questions about NetGlobe?

Our team is here to help with installation, configuration, and product questions. The same engineers who built the app answer the email.

Supportsupport@vandien.io

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Runs entirely on your device. No account, no uploads, no telemetry.

Choose your edition