Speedify Statistics Settings Overview

This article explains what you'll find in the My Statistics section of Speedify, including what each stat tracks and what it means for your connection performance.

Accessing My Statistics

To open My Statistics, tap the menu icon (☰) in the upper left corner of the Speedify dashboard, then choose My Statistics.

All stats are available for three time ranges: the past 24 hours, the current month, and all time.

What the Statistics Mean

Under My Statistics, you'll see several categories of data covering your speed, security, and connection stability.

Speed

• Top Upload Speed: The highest recorded upload speed while running Speedify.
• Top Download Speed: The highest recorded download speed while running Speedify.

Security

• Data Encrypted: The total amount of network traffic that Speedify encrypted.

Stability

• Stream Saves:
• The number of times Speedify saved your stream from being dropped. The saves happen on detected streams when using Streaming Mode and there are 3 different types of saves:
  • Speed Save - Speedify bonding technology provided the bandwidth to save the connection from disruption
  • Redundant Save - Speedify switched to Redundant mode to protect the stream from packet loss or latency
  • Failover Save - a connection failed, Speedify failed over to other available connection(s) and saved the stream

• Seamless Failovers:

  The number of times that Speedify saved network connections, such as downloads, streams, or calls, from being dropped during network failure or changes.

• Captive Portal Assists: The number of times Speedify helped you connect to a Wi-Fi network behind a login screen or captive portal.
• Streams Completed: Real-time streams like video calls, VoIP, and live streams are automatically prioritized and protected, ensuring the best possible experience.