Your support keeps the watch online
Real-time, open, independent monitoring of Iran's internet.
Javid Network Watch is free for everyone, and it always will be. But the probes, the servers, and the round-the-clock collection that keep the picture honest are paid for out of one pocket. A small gift from you keeps the monitoring online for everyone who relies on it.
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0xE29457BD867A843c84Bd5dc4016A18547B1aaF3CWhat your support keeps alive
Eyes on Iran's network
Your gift pays for the measurement probes and servers that keep watch on Iran's network, around the clock.
An honest, real-time picture
Censorship shifts hour to hour. Support funds the constant collection that keeps the data fresh and the picture honest.
Free and open to everyone
Every contribution keeps the dashboard completely free and open for journalists, researchers, and the people inside Iran.
Right now, millions of people are waking up to an internet that has been quietly closed around them. Websites blocked, messaging apps throttled, whole networks switched off for days at a time. They are cut off from news, from learning, from family abroad, and from the everyday tools the rest of us never think twice about.
Javid Network Watch is part of that work: a free, open dashboard that tracks Iran's internet in real time, censorship, shutdowns, throttling, and connectivity, drawn from public measurement data and refreshed around the clock. It is genuinely free, and it always will be. But collecting and serving that picture every minute of every day has a real cost, and for months I have carried it myself. Every contribution goes straight back into keeping the monitoring online and the picture honest.
I believe access to information is a basic human right, and that we are all bound up in one another. In the words of the poet Saadi, the children of Adam are limbs of one body; when one is in pain, the others cannot stay at rest. To reach the open internet is to reach knowledge, to reach each other, and to reach the tools of the modern world. That is not a luxury; it is part of the ground a freer, fairer future is built on.
Thank you for standing with the people who just want to reach the open internet, and with me.