Feature Matrix

Feature Matrix

This page keeps public positioning honest by separating shipped capabilities from intentionally out-of-scope work. Shipped means part of the newest tagged release (stable image). Changes that are on main but not released yet are listed in the Roadmap.

What DOCSight is

DOCSight is a self-hosted evidence system for cable internet problems. It combines DOCSIS signal history, speed tests, latency, modem events, and incident notes into reports you can share with your ISP. It runs locally, collects history over weeks and months, and helps document intermittent problems that are hard to prove from a single modem screenshot or one speed test.

Shipped today

Area	Status	Notes
DOCSIS signal monitoring	Shipped	Signal health, channels, modulation, SNR, power history, raw error counters, and comparable-channel error coverage for supported modem families. See Supported Modems.
Generic Router mode	Shipped	Useful for fiber, DSL, satellite, and mobile connections, but the strongest DOCSIS evidence needs cable signal data.
Demo mode	Shipped	Generates realistic synthetic history for evaluation without a modem.
Correlation analysis	Shipped	Combines signal, speed, latency, events, and notes into one investigation view.
Evidence Journey	Shipped	Checks which evidence is ready for a case or time window and hands that fixed period to the report.
Incident journal	Shipped	Notes, imports, reviewed events, and incident groupings.
Complaint workflow	Shipped	Report generation, complaint-ready text, and a sample public proof report. Complaint templates and BNetzA workflows focus on Germany.
German TKG compensation	Shipped	Local calculation and editable letter for confirmed complete-outage days or missed appointments.
Before/after comparison	Shipped	Helps compare a fix window, technician visit, or provider change.
Connection Monitor	Shipped	Per-target latency, packet loss, outages, traceroutes, and raw ping logs.
Speedtest, BQM, and Smokeping inputs	Shipped	Optional external data sources for the evidence timeline.
Notifications	Shipped	Direct webhooks, Discord, an optional Apprise sidecar, and PWA Web Push.
Home Assistant, MQTT, and Prometheus	Shipped	Local automation and monitoring integrations.
PWA and offline shell	Shipped	Installable app shell with local-first operation semantics.
Community modules and themes	Shipped	Extension path for optional features and themes.
Windows Desktop Preview	Shipped	Unsigned portable tryout build; Docker remains the path for 24/7 monitoring.
AI/LLM export	Shipped	Locally generated, reviewable export with redaction controls.
Task-based navigation and calm Home	Shipped	Top navigation with a mobile bottom bar; Home with a per-channel line status, key figures, findings, recent events, and sources. See Dashboard.
Channel status matrix	Shipped	Every channel over time at a glance. See Channels.
Correlation lanes and evidence hand-off	Shipped	One lane and scale per source, and Use as evidence for the visible window.
Graphite theme and contrast checks	Shipped	Default theme, system light/dark preference, WCAG AA text contrast in built-in themes. See Themes.
Community modem drivers	Shipped	Driver modules can add or override modem drivers.
Experimental PYUR FAST3896-15 driver	Shipped	See PYUR FAST3896-15.

Intentionally out of scope

Area	Reason
Legal guarantee	DOCSight documents evidence but cannot guarantee ISP or regulator outcomes.
Managed cloud monitoring	The project is local-first and self-hosted.
Public status-page replacement	DOCSight can help diagnose connection history, but uptime status pages are a different product class.
Universal fault detection	Results depend on modem support, configured inputs, and the data available from the local setup.

Privacy and claims

• Data stays on the user's own machine unless they export or share it. Optional integrations communicate with the services you configure.
• Public screenshots and sample reports use synthetic or redacted data.
• DOCSight does not provide legal proof or certification, does not guarantee any ISP action, and is not endorsed by any regulator.

Requirements

• Docker, or a native Python setup (see Running without Docker), or the Windows Desktop Preview for short tryouts
• A supported DOCSIS modem for full signal visibility, or Generic Router mode for broader setups
• Local storage for history and reports