Dishylink
Open-source Starlink monitoring app for Mac, Windows and Web
Dishylink launched on August 13, 2026 with 92 votes, #438 of 23,274 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
What it does
Starlink's own app is phone-only, and the old web portal was switched off in 2024 with nothing to replace it. Dishylink brings that back as a native desktop app. It reads your dish and router over your own network. Features include: live stats, alignment in degrees, a 3D satellite view, obstruction time lapse, per-device data usage, power draw with daily and monthly history, and alerts that clear themselves. It's free, open source, no account, no cloud, and works on macOS, Windows and browsers.
Monitor your Starlink
Monitor the performance and health of your Starlink. Features live telemetry, obstruction map, speed test, latency, ping success, power draw, satellite tracking, events and outages log, alerts, and per-device data usage. Dishylink lets you see the desired target rotation and tilt of your dish to accurately fine-tune it for the strongest possible signal. Its visualized so you can see at a glance whether it's aligned, and the exact nudge in degrees when it isn't. A full speed test built into the app, on demand, so you can see what the link can handle. It measures against Cloudflare, so the figure is honest rather than flattering. Dishylink lists every client the router can see, live and…from dishylink.com
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