Speedify Graphs and Statistics Overview

This article explains the real-time graphs available in Speedify and what each one shows about your internet connections.

The Speedify Graph

At the top of the Speedify dashboard, you'll find graph views you can switch between. Each one shows a different real-time view of how Speedify is managing your internet traffic. Here's what each graph displays.

Traffic

This is a real-time graph of your internet usage whenever you are connected to a Speed Server. It shows the combined upload and download traffic through all of your connections.

Networks

This is a real-time graph of your internet usage whenever you are connected to a Speed Server. It shows each of your internet connections (network adapters) and a green line that represents the total data being transferred. This will be higher than the solid bars if more than one connection is being bonded for increased bandwidth.

Latency

This is a real-time graph of the latency (sometimes called ping) of your individual internet connections.

Loss

This is a real-time graph of the packet loss of your individual internet connections.

Local

This is a real-time graph showing all the traffic going around Speedify such as, for example, Netflix traffic if you have Bypass enabled for it.

Shared

This is a real-time graph showing all the traffic going from a host to the client device when using Speedify's Pair & Share Cellular sharing feature

Streams

The Streams pane gives you a live view of how Speedify is handling each active data stream across your connections. See Streaming Mode for more details.

Statistics

The Statistics pane shows a historical summary of your Speedify usage, including total data transferred and time connected. See Statistics in Speedify for a full breakdown.