Measuring current throughput — takes about 2 seconds…
Platform health
Alerts
Open alerts
Severity
Message
Router
When
Audit log
Who did what, when — router/user/subscriber/voucher/plan changes, role changes, settings changes, and captive portal pushes.
When
Actor
Action
Target
IP
Routers
Add router
Bulk import from CSV
Columns: name (required), location (optional — matched by name, created if it doesn't exist).
Routers
Name
Status
Tunnel IP
Location
CPU
Memory
Clients
RouterOS
Serial
Plans
Add plan
Plans
Name
Rate limit
Cap
Validity
Free access
Subscribers
Add subscriber
Subscribers
Username
Location
Active
Expires
Data used (MB)
Vouchers
Generate voucher batch
Vouchers
Code
Plan
Location
Status
Ubiquiti airMAX monitoring
For airMAX/airOS devices (LiteAP, NanoStation, PowerBeam, Rocket, etc.) — polled directly over SNMP,
no UISP server required. Not for UniFi Controller-managed APs/switches/gateways — that's a separate
Ubiquiti product line this platform doesn't integrate with.
Add airMAX device
Ubiquiti devices
Name
IP Address
Location
Status
Signal
Link Status
Last polled
Radwin monitoring
Add Radwin device
Radwin devices
Name
IP Address
Location
Status
Signal
Link Status
Last polled
Locations
Add location
Locations
Name
Routers assigned
Assign a router to a location
Captive portal
Template editor
Keep $(error), $(link-login-only), and $(link-orig)
in the HTML — MikroTik needs these for the login form to actually work.
The preview substitutes realistic sample values for these so it looks like a real login page.
Saved templates
Name
Updated
Apply a template
Free access via registration
Settings
These two are independent — you can collect visitor info without automatically granting free WiFi access.
Shows the registration form on the captive portal (if the applied template supports it).
Filling the form auto-connects the guest, using whichever plan is marked "free access" in the Plans tab.
BGov-ID (government identity) login
Register your own application at BGov-ID's developer portal first — client_id/secret come from there, not from us.
Set the redirect URI shown below on your BGov-ID application before saving.
Redirect URI to register with BGov-ID:
Custom fields
Extra questions shown alongside name/phone/email/birthday/gender on the registration form.
Label
Key
Type
Required
Guest registrations
to
Name
Phone
Email
Source
Free access
When
Sessions
Logins by hour (today)
Top users today
Username
Data used
Sessions
Active sessions
Username
Router
Started
Data in
Data out
Users
My security
Two-factor authentication for your own account — anyone can set this up, not just admins.
✓ Two-factor authentication is enabled
Scan this into Google Authenticator, Authy, or similar (or enter the secret manually), then enter a code below to confirm.
Add a user
Dashboard users
Email
Role
Locations
BGov-ID details
Configure hotspot
Status
VPN IP
Uptime
Location
RouterOS
Serial
CPU load (last 24h)
Free memory (last 24h)
Provisioning script (Stage 1)
Same script generated when this router was first provisioned — re-copy it here anytime.
Site LAN subnet
If other devices (Ubiquiti airMAX, RADWIN, etc.) share this router's physical LAN, set that subnet
here so the platform can reach them through this router's WireGuard tunnel too — otherwise their
private LAN IPs aren't reachable from the cloud at all, the same way this router itself wouldn't be
without its own tunnel. Format: 192.168.1.0/24.
Map location
Configuration history
Snapshots of this router's config over time (RouterOS's own export format). This is view-only —
"rollback" means reviewing an old snapshot and manually pasting the relevant parts into the
router's terminal yourself, the same way provisioning scripts work. This platform never
automatically pushes a config change back to a router; a bad automated push could break the
very connection it needs to reach the router again.