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DOCSight

DOCSight monitors your DOCSIS cable connection around the clock, detects problems before you notice them, and helps you build evidence when your ISP falls short. It is a self-hosted evidence system first, not just another dashboard, with live diagnostics, long-term trends, incident documentation, and complaint-ready workflows.

Self-hostedDemo modeComplaint-ready exports16 modem familiesHome Assistant + MQTTMIT licensed

Getting Started

Your situation Where to go
First time, just want it running Quick Start -- 5 minutes with Docker
Need step-by-step for your platform Installation -- Docker, Synology, Unraid, Podman, Portainer
No Docker / bare metal Running without Docker
Want to try it first docker run -d -p 8765:8765 -e DEMO_MODE=true ghcr.io/itsdnns/docsight:latest
Want the latest packaged version Releases

After setup: Configuration for fine-tuning, integrations, and admin password.

Features

Monitoring

  • Dashboard -- Mobile-first PWA with hero card, health rings, metric cards, and responsive channel tables
  • Connection Monitor -- Always-on latency, packet loss, outage tracking, and traceroute burst capture with ICMP or TCP probes, sample aggregation, and pinned days
  • Signal Trends -- Historical charts with DOCSIS reference zones
  • Before/After Comparison -- Side-by-side period comparison with presets, deltas, and health distribution
  • Channel Timeline & Compare -- Per-channel history and multi-channel overlay with URL-persistent state
  • Event Log -- Automatic anomaly detection (power drift, SNR drops, error spikes, modem restarts)
  • Smart Capture -- Auto-triggers speedtests on signal degradation events
  • Gaming Quality Index -- A-F grade for gaming readiness
  • Modulation Performance -- Per-protocol-group health index with intraday channel drill-down
  • Cable Segment Utilization -- FRITZ!Box cable segment load monitoring with correlation integration
  • In-App Glossary -- Contextual DOCSIS terminology help

Documentation & Evidence

Integrations

System

  • Module System -- Modular architecture with enable/disable, theme modules, community modules via volume mount, build your own
  • Themes -- Switchable UI themes (Classic, Ocean, Tribu) with live preview. Community themes supported.
  • Backup & Restore -- Scheduled backups, one-click download, restore from setup wizard
  • Demo Mode -- 9 months of realistic synthetic data for evaluation

Supported Modems

DOCSight supports 16 modem types across multiple manufacturers. Select your modem in the setup wizard or set MODEM_TYPE in your environment. See Configuration for details.

Manufacturer Models DOCSIS
AVM FRITZ!Box Cable 3.0 / 3.1
Arris/CommScope SURFboard S33, S34, SB8200, CM8200A, CM3500B, SB6141, SB6190 3.0 / 3.1
Technicolor TC4400, CGM4981COM (Cox) 3.1
Compal CH7465 Connect Box, CH7465 Play/UPC 3.0
Sagemcom F@st 3896 (Tele2, DNA, Ziggo) 3.0 / 3.1
Vodafone Station CGA/TG, Ultra Hub 7 3.0 / 3.1
Hitron CODA-56 3.1
Netgear CM3000 3.1

Your modem not listed? See Requesting Modem Support.

Common Goals

"My internet is slow and I want proof" -- Start with Before/After Comparison or Correlation Analysis, upload your BNetzA measurement, then file a complaint.

"I want my Home Assistant to know about my connection" -- See Home Assistant Integration for MQTT setup and sensor list.

"I game and want to know if my connection is stable" -- Check the Gaming Quality Index and Signal Trends for jitter and latency patterns.

"I want to see real DOCSight setups before I deploy" -- Start with Show and tell and the thread Share your DOCSight setup and what it helped you prove.

Community and Support

Need Best place
Setup help and troubleshooting GitHub Discussions: Q&A
Feature ideas and roadmap feedback GitHub Discussions: Ideas
Share your setup, exports, or evidence workflow GitHub Discussions: Show and tell
Confirmed bugs and regressions Bug report issue form
New modem support requests Modem support request form
Security vulnerabilities Private security advisory

Useful starting points:

Reference & Development


DOCSight is open source (MIT) and runs entirely on your local network. It works offline as a PWA -- no cloud dependency.

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