Live global probe map
Strategic nodes across Europe, Asia, North America and satellite access points feed real-world internet visibility. This is the foundation for latency analysis, ISP reachability, protocol diagnostics and future global incident detection.
Discover how the internet really behaves — across ISPs, regions and protocols.
ISP Discovery is a global diagnostics platform built on real probes — VPS, mobile operators and satellite links. It is designed to detect reachability failures, IPv4 vs IPv6 problems, routing anomalies, origin outages, protocol mismatches and region-specific incidents that traditional datacenter-only monitoring often misses.
Built for internet truth, not synthetic uptime.
Traditional monitoring often sees only cloud or datacenter paths. ISP Discovery is designed to measure real-world behavior from real paths — including eyeball ISPs, mobile operators and satellite access — so incidents can be understood, classified and explained with evidence.
Core platform capabilities
ISP Discovery is being built as a diagnostics and intelligence layer on top of the Eyeball Network. It is focused on discoverability of failures, protocol mismatches and route-specific behavior between regions and providers.
ISP reachability intelligence
Detect when a destination is reachable from one provider, degraded from another and fully blocked from a third. This is especially valuable for fintech, gaming, streaming, regulated sectors and globally distributed services.
- Country / city / ISP visibility
- Mobile operator comparison
- Regional anomaly tracking
IPv4 vs IPv6 diagnostics
Compare protocol reachability and latency side by side. Reveal issues where IPv4 is broken while IPv6 works — or the opposite — from real probes rather than synthetic datacenter checks.
- A / AAAA visibility
- Dual-stack protocol checks
- Protocol-specific incident flags
Evidence-ready incident context
Eyeball-style screenshots, device-specific runs and future route diagnostics make it possible to explain whether the issue sits in the browser path, CDN edge, origin infrastructure or network routing.
- Desktop / mobile profile evidence
- Origin vs edge behavior
- Forensic-friendly incident context
Why this matters
Large parts of the modern internet depend on a relatively small number of strategic choke points, exchanges, cable corridors and provider relationships. When routing degrades, when a protocol path fails, when a CDN edge behaves differently per device or when a single ISP sees unreachable origin paths, most businesses receive only vague “site down” alerts. That is not enough.
ISP Discovery is being positioned to answer harder questions: where is the problem, which protocol is affected, which ISP sees it, which regions are impacted and whether the issue looks local, provider-specific or global.
| Region / path | IPv4 | IPv6 | Latency | Signal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starlink Bulgaria | Fail | OK | 375 ms | IPv4 unreachable / IPv6 healthy |
| Frankfurt | OK | OK | 42 ms | Cloudflare edge visible |
| Singapore | OK | OK | 88 ms | Core APAC path healthy |
Current signal examples
Early live observations already demonstrate why real probes matter. Satellite, mobile and regional nodes reveal behavior that cloud-only monitoring cannot reliably see.
Platform stack
ISP Discovery is intended to sit alongside EyeballMonitor as the network intelligence and diagnostics layer of the wider platform. Eyeball provides screenshot evidence and distributed execution; ISP Discovery turns probe telemetry into visibility and actionable signal.
Early access
ISP Discovery is being developed as a global internet diagnostics product for operators, platforms and teams that need visibility beyond standard uptime checks.
If you are interested in early access, technical partnership, pilot usage or node collaboration, use the contact endpoint below or connect via the broader Eyeball network ecosystem.
Global Internet Diagnostics, built from real-world paths.
Not just whether something is up — but how it behaves across ISPs, protocols, networks and regions. ispdiscovery.com