Your network traffic, alive.
Live network flows visualised as an animated deep-sea aquarium. Each protocol is a distinct species — clownfish for HTTP, barracuda for SSH, jellyfish for UDP — swimming through coral, kelp and ambient sea life.
Nine distinct fish species map to network protocols — HTTP clownfish, SSH barracuda, FTP lionfish, NTP pufferfish and more. Flow volume sets size; rate sets speed.
Sea turtles, manta rays, sharks, a vast whale shark silhouette, fish schools, crabs, seahorses, bioluminescent particles and a richly detailed coral floor.
A native Rust daemon uses libpcap to stream real flows over WebSocket. Without the daemon the aquarium runs in demo mode with seeded traffic.
Rust compiled to WebAssembly handles packet parsing and fish lifecycle. The Canvas 2D renderer runs at 60 fps as a plain ES module — no build step.