Why was this project created?

Data is intelligence. We recognized the challenge of vendor data sprawl - having to jump between multiple vendor status pages, security advisories, and monitoring tools. This project was created to provide unified tools for network and security professionals, bringing everything together in one place.

Is this service free to use?

Yes, all tools are completely free for public use. There are no subscriptions or hidden fees.

Is my data stored or tracked?

We collect and process information needed to operate, secure, and improve the service. Some browser tools may run locally, while account features, submissions, integrations, analytics, and similar functionality may involve Huntertech systems or service providers. See our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy for details.

What browsers are supported?

Our tools work on all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. We use standard web technologies that are supported across all major browsers.

How often are tools updated?

We ship improvements as the platform evolves: new vendor coverage, incident and advisory sources, workflow refinements, and utility tools are added when they make vendor intelligence easier to act on. Larger launches and product changes are published on the Updates page.

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2:14 a.m.
Pager fires. Twelve status tabs open. Nobody agrees what is actually down.
The first ten minutes set the tone for the whole incident.
All-hands ping
Someone in leadership asks in Slack if you are affected. You need a straight answer now.
Hedging reads as not knowing your own stack.
After the outage
Finance asks about SLA credits. The notify-by window closed last Tuesday.
Recovery dollars disappear in silence, not in the post-mortem.

The Internet Supply Chain

The internet has a supply chain.

Your vendors share upstreams they never put on the diagram. When a hub stumbles, the shockwave hits your stack while their status pages are still catching up. Built from hundreds of thousands of real status updates, this live map shows how failure actually travels across the internet.

Explore the live map

Product tour

See the platform in action

Coverage, alerts, timelines, credits, and more. Each tab is a real surface for staying on top of the vendors your team depends on.

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Unified vendor incidents

The moments that cost you credibility

The internet has a supply chain.

See the platform in action

Unified vendor directory

Route to right channels

Consolidated incident feed

Comparable trend analytics

Contract-backed credit recovery

Centralized certification proof

Consistent vendor scoring

Collaboration on vendors

REST and MCP access

The moments that cost you credibility

The internet has a supply chain.

See the platform in action

Unified vendor directory

Route to right channels

Consolidated incident feed

Comparable trend analytics

Contract-backed credit recovery

Centralized certification proof

Consistent vendor scoring

Collaboration on vendors

REST and MCP access

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The internet has a supply chain.

Put the answer in one feed before someone asks

The internet has a supply chain.

Put the answer in one feed before someone asks

Unified vendor incidents