Al-Shiny
Prayer times, a qibla finder that uses the sky, and a worship log, with a full set of home-screen widgets. Al-Shiny+ unlocks the widgets; everything else is free. On the App Store and Google Play since October 2026, and on Google TV.
Apps on the App Store and Google Play since 2011, a network monitor for desktops and servers, and tools in development. The phone apps collect no analytics and show no advertising, and support goes to a person. This page shows where each product stands.
Released, supported, and updated as we go.
Prayer times, a qibla finder that uses the sky, and a worship log, with a full set of home-screen widgets. Al-Shiny+ unlocks the widgets; everything else is free. On the App Store and Google Play since October 2026, and on Google TV.
An ICMP ping tool for the phone in your pocket. On the App Store since 2011 and rebuilt from scratch in SwiftUI in 2026 as version 3.0: IPv4 and IPv6, payload size, don't-fragment, timeout and count, with export in Pro. It collects nothing.
A network monitor for ping and SNMP. The engine is written in Rust and sends a thousand probes a second on under 4 % of one CPU core, and the map raises what is down until someone acknowledges it. A desktop app for macOS and Windows, and a server for Linux. The Windows build is still in testing.
Built and in use here. Not released yet.
A network monitor for the Mac. Every connection, by app, drawn on a world map as it happens, with ping, trace, DNS and whois lookups, a port scan, a speed test, and alerts that learn what is normal first. Blocking rules are planned for version 2. Not released yet.
Tools for teams that look after fleets of routers, radios and racks. Each is a two-week test: we build it if enough people ask for it.
At the tower: subscribers per sector with live CPE signal and billing status, a flagged sector when many go weak at once, and a signed visit report. Built only if enough WISPs ask for it.
Every RouterOS export, every version, diffed between visits, with drift alerts and a git export. No server. Built only if enough engineers ask for it.
Scan the label, place the device, tap both ends of a cable, and export a cable schedule, a PDF as-built or a push to NetBox. Built only if enough engineers ask for it.
Our software is published by Terawiz Consulting CC. The privacy policy and terms cover all of it unless a product has its own page. If something is wrong, write to us with the product name, your device and what happened.