Live network visibility
See which apps talk to which domains and IPs in real time—on Windows and Android—without rooting or risky tweaks.
Personal privacy guard
See hidden app connections, detect suspicious traffic, and make safer decisions—on Windows, macOS, and Android.
Your traffic, understood
Built for everyday users who want simple, trustworthy answers about what apps are doing on their network.
See which apps talk to which domains and IPs in real time—on Windows and Android—without rooting or risky tweaks.
Netlit turns traffic data into clear explanations so you can act quickly and confidently, no technical background needed.
Spot suspicious behavior early and get practical guidance to tighten privacy across your devices.
Under the hood
From your device to the internet — every packet inspected, every threat surfaced.
Your Device
Windows · macOS · Android
Netlit Guard
Real-time packet inspection
Internet
Apps · APIs · Remote servers
Netlit hooks into your OS network stack and silently captures every packet sent or received by any app.
Each connection is fingerprinted — resolved to a domain, matched against threat databases, and tagged by app.
Suspicious or hostile packets surface as clear, plain-English alerts — no security degree required.
A fully scriptable command-line interface for network monitoring. Pipe alerts into your own tools, automate threat responses, and run headless on Linux servers.
$ netlit monitor --output json
▶ Netlit v1.0.2 starting…
Capturing on en0, wlan0
✓ chrome → 142.250.185.46 (google.com)
⚠ unknown → 185.53.90.12 (suspicious)
✗ svchost → 91.108.4.15 (threat)
✓ slack → 54.200.64.34 (slack.com)
Quick answers about Netlit and how it works.
Netlit is a personal privacy guard that shows you which apps are connecting to the internet, which domains and IPs they talk to, and whether that traffic looks safe. You get plain-English insights so you can make better decisions about your data.
Join Netlit early to shape a product that makes privacy protection easy, understandable, and effective—on Windows, Android, and soon CLI and macOS.
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