Dishylink — David Herbert

Dishylink turns your browser into a full monitoring dashboard for your Starlink kit. It reads the dish and router directly over your local network, showing live telemetry the official mobile app surfaces — and none of it leaves your machine.

What you get:

• Live status — throughput, latency, obstruction and hardware health.
• Dish alignment — target rotation and tilt, with the exact nudge in degrees
  when the dish is off.
• Speed test — download, upload and latency through the Starlink link.
• Satellites and obstructions — the constellation overhead, and a time-lapse of
  what's blocking your view of the sky.
• Data usage — every byte through the dish, split by download and upload, with
  per-device totals naming what's spending it.
• Power usage — real-time draw plus historical energy totals.
• Latency analytics — whether the lag is Starlink or your own router.
• Alerts and event log — raised when the dish or router stops answering,
  overheats or hits weather, and cleared once it passes.
• Controls — snow melt, sleep schedule, update window and reboots on supported
  firmware.

Privacy: no account, no backend, no analytics. Dishylink reads your hardware over your own network and keeps what it records in your browser. Nothing is collected by us. Starlink account figures, such as billing-cycle usage, use the starlink.com session already signed in to this browser.

Requires a Starlink kit on the same network as this browser.

The add-on records only while your browser is running, and the dish itself only remembers its last ~15 minutes, so any stretch with the browser closed shows as an honest gap rather than being filled in.

Dishylink is an unofficial, open-source project (MIT licensed). It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by SpaceX or Starlink.

Source: https://github.com/DaveyHert/dishylink