Many Speedify users use Starlink — on roofs, RVs, boats, and backpacks — often bonded with cellular or cable. This is what a sample of thousands of their Starlink dishes and links actually report: dropouts, obstruction, alignment, latency, jitter, and packet loss. No speed tests, no lab conditions.
Newer Starlink dishes expose live telemetry on the local network. Speedify reads that telemetry to route traffic better — and in aggregate, the data shows how real Starlink installations are doing.
Speedify monitors connection health continuously to route traffic across multiple links. This report is built from that telemetry — no one runs a test, so the data reflects the ordinary day of a connection. Speed figures are intentionally excluded; only latency, jitter, and loss are published.
Connections whose provider resolves to Starlink, as observed by Speedify over a 14-day window ending 2026-08-11. Starlink dish-health panels cover the subset of Starlink dishes reachable over Starlink's local API. Providers appear only above a floor of 50 users. Fleet reseller accounts are excluded.
No browsing data, no destinations, no content. Connection-health telemetry only, aggregated across Speedify users before publication. Nothing on this page can identify an individual user, Starlink dish, or location.