Graphs & reports

Visualise trends over time and pinpoint exactly when and where issues occur.

Overview

The Graphs page shows every metric as a time-series chart — signal strength, latency, speed and more, plotted over time so you can see exactly when things change. This is where you go to answer questions like:

• "Is my WiFi slower in the evenings?"
• "When did that dropout happen?"
• "Is 5 GHz consistently faster than 2.4 GHz?"
• "Has my connection been getting worse over the past week?"

Available graphs

Filters and controls

Time window

The Window dropdown controls how far back the graphs show data. Options are 1h, 6h, 12h, 24h, 48h, and 7 days. Zoom into a specific incident with 1h or 6h; zoom out to see weekly patterns with 7 days.

Band filter

The Band dropdown lets you show both bands together, or isolate a single band. Showing both is useful for comparison — if 5 GHz degrades while 2.4 GHz stays stable, the issue is band-specific rather than a general internet problem.

Refresh

Click the Refresh button to reload data without reloading the whole page. Graphs don't auto-update — use this after a manual test run or to check for new data.

Reading the graphs

Each graph plots time on the X axis and the metric value on the Y axis. Both bands are overlaid on the same chart — blue for 2.4 GHz and green for 5 GHz.

Gaps in a line indicate that the test returned no result for that cycle — either the connection was down, the Pi couldn't associate to that band, or the test timed out. A gap is more informative than a zero value, as it tells you something actually failed rather than measured at zero.

Common patterns to look for

Next steps