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Wi-Fi Disruption Mapper
A local Windows dashboard that measures Wi-Fi disruption as you walk around a home or office, turning dead zones into data.
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The problem
Everyone knows where the signal is bad; nobody can prove it or explain why.
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How I approached it
Continuous sampling of link quality tied to walk-through position, surfaced on a local dashboard so the pattern of disruption is visible rather than anecdotal.
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The outcome
Dead zones you can point at with evidence.
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