A self-hosted dashboard for your own network — see every device on your WiFi, watch its live bandwidth, throttle or cut it, and get a Telegram alert when someone new joins, all without touching the router.
The live product on desktop, tablet and phone.
You give out your WiFi password once and a month later you have no idea who's still connected or who's eating your bandwidth. Consumer routers barely help — the admin page is a bare table of IPs with no usage, no history and no alerts. I wanted proper visibility and control over my own network without flashing firmware or trusting a cloud service.
WiFiSiapa runs from a laptop on the network — a Python/Flask backend discovers devices, measures per-device bandwidth in real time, and can throttle or cut a device's internet (a whitelist-based "lockdown" mode). A Vue 3 + Tailwind v4 dashboard, reachable from any phone or PC on the same network, shows it all live; a Telegram bot pings you when a new device joins.
It ships as a clean public/private split that matches how I release things: a public showcase front-end (wifisiapa) runs in demo mode with simulated data so anyone can explore it, while the real backend lives in a private repo.
A working network-admin tool that gives a home network the kind of visibility routers don't — live per-device bandwidth, history, alerts and access control — with a browser dashboard and Telegram notifications, and a demo at wifisiapa.pages.dev that's honest about running on simulated data.
