WISPMapbeta

Roadmap

What we're working on

Where WISPMap is heading, in the order we expect to get there. These are plans, not promises, so there are no dates. Something you need that isn't here? Email wispmap@gigahost.co.za.

Now

Being built or tested

Launch and online payments

Pay for a plan by card or instant EFT through PayFast, with invoices in WISPMap. This ends the beta, with at least 30 days' notice for everyone in it, and a reminder before any trial ends.

Next

Planned, in this order

Weekly report

Uptime per tower, the worst links and the busiest backhauls, by email every Monday.

Telegram alerts

Connect a person or a team group in one tap, and acknowledge alerts from Telegram.

Webhooks

Send alerts to Slack, Teams or any system of your own.

Suggested devices

Devices your routers can see, ready to add with a click instead of a spreadsheet.

Later

Planned

Sector coverage on the map

Each access point's direction and beamwidth, coloured by its health and clients.

Customer impact

See which of your customers sit behind an outage, not just which towers.

Load-shedding warnings

Your area's schedule next to each tower's battery runtime: who goes dark, and when.

Backhaul capacity

How full each backhaul runs at peak, and warnings before it fills up.

Site details for technicians

Directions, access contacts and notes for every site, one tap away.

Push alerts on your phone

Install WISPMap on your phone's home screen and get alerts as notifications.

WhatsApp and SMS alerts

Alerts where your team already looks.

Status page

A public page you can share with your customers during an outage.

Configuration backups

Read-only copies of your routers' configuration, and what changed.

Flash health

Warnings before a router's storage fills up or wears out.

Considering

If enough of you need it

SNMP devices

Traffic and uptime for switches and radios that don't run RouterOS.

Ubiquiti and Cambium

Radios from other vendors in more depth than ping monitoring.

Self-hosted

WISPMap on your own server, for networks that can't use a hosted service.

Recently shipped

The full changelog