Dishylink is an unofficial Starlink monitoring app for macOS, Windows, and supported browsers. It reads local Starlink telemetry and network data to help users inspect connection health, connected devices, usage, power draw, outages, and satellite visibility.
Dishylink is a free, open-source monitoring and control app for Starlink terminals and local Starlink networks. It is available for macOS, Windows, and Chrome, Edge, and Firefox, and connects directly to the dish and router over the local network. The app is designed to keep monitoring available during an outage without requiring an account or sending telemetry to a cloud service.
Its dashboard combines live Starlink telemetry with network diagnostics and history. Users can inspect dish alignment, run a Cloudflare-based speed test, compare dish and router latency, review obstruction and satellite views, track power consumption, and examine events and outages. Dishylink also lists connected client devices and provides per-device usage data, with optional network rules for limits, schedules, and timers.
View telemetry, component health, live throughput, alerts, and event history for the dish and router. Alerts cover conditions such as an unresponsive device, overheating, or weather-related issues, and clear when the condition passes.
See the dish’s target rotation and tilt, the adjustment needed when alignment is off, the Starlink satellites overhead, the satellite currently communicating with the dish, and obstruction effects in an interactive 3D view and time-lapse.
Run an on-demand speed test against Cloudflare with download, upload, latency, jitter, and packet-loss results. Dishylink also charts dish-to-internet and router-to-internet round-trip times to help distinguish Starlink latency from local network latency.
View connected network clients with their names, vendors, types, connection bands, status, signal strength, signal-to-noise ratio, and joined node. Data usage can be reviewed by download and upload over periods from one hour to one month, including per-device totals for a billing month.
Record real-time and historical terminal power usage, including the proportion of each period that was actually recorded. On supported firmware, the app can manage selected dish and local-network settings, maintenance, software updates, and power management. Users can also apply device or group data limits, schedules, and timers.
Compare dish and router latency charts, review speed-test results, and inspect the event log to determine whether a slowdown or outage is associated with the Starlink link, the local router, or a recorded device condition.
Use the alignment guidance and obstruction map to identify the desired rotation and tilt, see where the sky view is blocked, and make a more precise physical adjustment.
Review total download and upload volumes across selectable time windows, then inspect named client devices and their individual billing-month totals to identify which devices consume the connection.
Apply a data allowance, schedule, or timer to an individual device or group. When a limit or time window ends, Dishylink pauses access and can restore it when the next scheduled window opens after the Starlink account is connected.
Keep the app running as a local record of outages, alerts, throughput, and terminal power draw rather than relying only on the terminal’s short recent power history.
No. It is an independent, unofficial project and is not affiliated with SpaceX or Starlink.
No account is required for local monitoring, and the app communicates with the dish and router over the local network. An optional, read-only Starlink account connection adds plan and billing information from the cloud.
No. The product states that recorded telemetry is stored on the user’s machine, with no cloud sync, analytics, tracking, or crash reporting.
Dishylink reads the standard local API provided by Starlink terminals and renders hardware for Gen 1 through Gen 3, Mini, and Performance kits. Motorised kits additionally support stow and unstow controls.
The home page describes Dishylink as free and open source, with no paid tier or features held back behind payment. Optional support is available through a coffee purchase or project sponsorship.
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