Station online

Routes leave traces.
We map the quiet ones.

A small public instrument in San Jose, watching how distance, time and handoffs shape a request before it reaches the other side of the Pacific.

Local time
00:00:00
HTTP endpoint
Available
Last pulse
Sampling

01 / Field view

Reference paths

Conceptual great-circle references, not live routing data.

Station Bearing Reference State
SJC San Jose Origin 37.3387, -121.8853 Active
HND Tokyo 303° 35.5494, 139.7798 Reference
SIN Singapore 289° 1.3644, 103.9915 Reference
FRA Frankfurt 034° 50.0379, 8.5622 Reference

02 / Local instrument

Send a pulse

The sampler makes one uncached request back to this station. It reports browser-to-origin timing only, without cookies, account data or third-party analytics.

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Waiting for a sample

03 / Method

A route is a moving agreement.

Networks choose paths through policy, capacity and geography. The shortest line on a map is only a reference. Congestion, peering and maintenance decide the route a packet actually takes.

  1. 01

    Observe the request at the edge.

  2. 02

    Compare timing across repeated samples.

  3. 03

    Interpret changes as signals, not certainty.