Changelog

What's new in WISPMap

Every change you can see, newest first. You're on version 1.11.0. What's coming next is on the roadmap.

v1.11.0

Battery runtime and health

8 November 2026 Latest #

newHow long each tower's battery lasts, measured from its own power cuts: in the map popup, and on the page of the router that reads the battery, with its recent power cuts.
newBattery wearing out: a warning when a battery drains much faster than it did a few months ago, before it lets you down in a long power cut.
improvedIn the first minutes of a power cut, the time left now comes from the tower's past power cuts instead of showing nothing.

v1.10.0

BGP and multiple POPs

8 November 2026 #

newBGP on every router's page: each session's provider and AS, its state, how long it has been up, and the routes it sends you, counted by the router itself.
newMultiple POPs: WISPMap follows each router's default route to the POP its traffic leaves through. You see it on the router's page, in a POP's popup on the map and in the dashboard's new Upstreams card.
newFour new alerts: a BGP session down (major for an upstream), a peer sending far fewer routes than usual, traffic moved to another POP, and routers left with no internet route at all.
improvedRouterOS 6: links between two v6 routers now show whether they carry traffic or stand by. Update your collector to 0.7 for this and for BGP: docker compose pull, then docker compose up -d.

v1.9.2

Times in your own time zone

8 November 2026 #

improvedEvery time in WISPMap now shows in your own time zone, taken from your browser. Billing dates stay on South African time.

v1.9.1

A clearer website

7 November 2026 #

improvedA refreshed website: a logo, clearer pages, and screenshots that load about five times lighter on a phone.
newA fair comparison with The Dude, UISP, LibreNMS and Zabbix, including where each is the better choice.
improvedHow it works now lists the services we use, how long data is kept and how to report a security problem. The About page says who builds WISPMap and how to reach him directly.
improvedVisible keyboard focus everywhere, in the app as well as on the website.

v1.9.0

Router security check

7 November 2026 #

newA Security page checks every router against MikroTik's hardening advice and security advisories: known exploited RouterOS versions, telnet, FTP and plain HTTP, the default admin user, SOCKS and web proxy (switched on by malware), MAC Winbox, and more, each with the commands to fix it.
newNewer RouterOS on each router's own channel, checked against MikroTik's update server, so you see it even though the collector's read-only login can't check for updates itself.
newIt also warns if WISPMap's own login on a router has more rights than reading needs. The device page shows each router's findings, and the dashboard counts the devices with issues.
improvedNothing to install: collector 0.6.0 already reads these settings.

v1.8.0

Wireless link quality and subscribers

7 November 2026 #

newEvery access point and PtP radio lists its clients on its device page, weakest signal first: signal, SNR, CCQ, rates and how long each has been connected, with history charts. Works with the older wireless package, RouterOS 7 wifi and 60 GHz.
newWireless links show what each end hears, against the level that's normal for that link. A Signal button on the map colours them good, fair or poor.
newTwo new alerts: a link's signal 6 dB below its normal level for 15 minutes (a dish knocked out of alignment, water in a connector, something in the path), and SNR below 15 dB for 10 minutes.
newSubscribers online per router and per tower, counted from PPPoE, hotspot or DHCP, on the device page and the map. Counts only, and customers never count towards your plan.
improvedCollector 0.6.0 reads all of this: update yours to see it. Older collectors keep working as before.

v1.7.0

Public beta

3 November 2026 #

newWISPMap is in public beta: new organisations get everything in Pro free until launch, with no card needed. We keep the beta small and approve each request by hand.
newBefore the beta ends, everyone in it gets at least 30 days' notice by email to choose a plan or stay on Free. Nothing is deleted.
newNot ready yet? Leave your email on the pricing page and we'll tell you once, when we launch.

v1.6.0

Changelog and roadmap

3 November 2026 #

newThis changelog, and a public roadmap of what we're working on next.
newThe version number at the bottom of every page, linking here.

v1.5.1

Clearer power charts

3 November 2026 #

improvedVoltage and temperature each have their own chart on a router's page, with their own units.

v1.5.0

Lower prices, bigger plans

2 November 2026 #

improvedLower prices and bigger plans: Free now covers 25 devices, Starter 150 devices for R449, Pro 500 for R999 and Business 2 000 for R1 499 a month.
newPlan & usage shows each plan as a card, with a warning when a plan is smaller than your network.
newWhen a trial ends you move to the Free plan automatically, with an email; devices over its limit are paused, never deleted.

v1.4.1

Smoother charts, updated terms

1 November 2026 #

fixedCharts judge gaps against the readings around them, so a slower polling interval no longer shows as missing data, and every chart shows the whole time range you asked for.
improvedRewritten terms of service, privacy policy, refunds policy and company information.

v1.4.0

Sign up yourself, install in one line

31 October 2026 #

newSign up on the website and get a 14-day trial of Pro, no card needed.
newPlans with device and people limits, and a Plan & usage page. Devices over a limit are paused, never deleted, and resume when there's room.
newA one-line command installs the collector: copy it from the collector's token page.
newA new website: features, pricing, how it works and security, and a getting-started guide.

v1.3.0

PoE monitoring

31 October 2026 #

newPoE out on every port: power, voltage and faults such as a short circuit or overload, with a chart on the router's page (collector 0.5.0).
newPoE fault incidents, and a "powered from" hint when a device that runs on PoE goes down.
improvedThe demo shows router health, battery-backed towers and PoE.

v1.2.0

Router health and site power

28 October 2026 #

newRouter health: voltage and board and CPU temperature, live and with history (collector 0.4.0).
newBattery monitoring per site: mains lost, on battery and battery low, with incidents, hints about the cause of an outage, and 🔋 on the map.

v1.1.0

A livelier map, safer sign-in

27 October 2026 #

newThe map shows the network as it changes: devices that miss pings flash, changes ripple out, and traffic flows along each link in the direction it really goes.
newTwo-factor sign-in with an authenticator app or an emailed code.
newAn audit log of who changed what, and notes on incidents.
newRepeating maintenance windows, with 🔧 on the map while one runs.
newA getting-started checklist for new organisations.
improvedWorks on phones: a menu button, tables that scroll sideways and a map panel sized for a thumb.
improvedCollector install steps on its token page, and a badge when a collector update is available.

v1.0.0

First release

26 October 2026 #

newA live map of your sites, devices and links, with each device's status from pings and RouterOS.
newRoot cause: a device behind a failed link shows as unreachable, not down, and each outage names what failed and which sites are cut off.
newLinks found from your routers' neighbours, suggested for you to confirm, with OSPF active and backup roles and alerts when a backup takes over.
newIncidents with alert rules per organisation, device criticality, escalation and acknowledgement.
newEmail and Telegram alerts with reminders, quiet hours and one-tap acknowledge.
newMaintenance windows that keep planned work, including what's behind it, from raising alerts.
newCharts for latency, loss, traffic, CPU and memory, with history kept for two years.
newAdmin pages for your organisation, people and roles, sites and devices (with spreadsheet import) and collectors.
newA live demo network anyone can try.