I just purchased the app, looks really cool! - I can't seem to get it running on XP SP3 though - yeah I know.. I'm a luddite still using XP! I'm gonna be forced to upgrade one these days soon, but might be a good move to let people know about XP compatibility on the sales page. No worries though, I'll just hold tight until I build a new machine with Win7/10 & look forward to using it!

I'm sure you already have an apple developer account. We use this to test our apps on the beta versions so that when the public release is out even the public beta our apps work. I guess your app relies on some pretty advanced parts of the system which Apple are notorious for changing and updating. Good luck and hope to see the app out soon for mac as myself and a number of colleagues are waiting for it. Also, do you plan to release an API in the future?

Upgrade is needed for mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan

How to start ? I see a pretty blank page !!

Paid the price, installed the app and found out it doesn't work!!!

Just a MAP and empty lines below but nothing about my connections. Very disappointing!

Take input from a network port that is receiving all spanned traffic ala Wireshark monitoring. Break maps into different MAC addresses so you can view all devices that are on, etc...

As in, click on a table header to toggle ascending/descending sort. As it stands, sorting by up/down speed puts the highest at the bottom, where they're hard to monitor.

now, clicking on program icon (i.e. firefox) causes nothing. anywhere.

expected behaviour is that it will do something, either:
- jump to the program, in connections list
- filter map for this program, so no other programs will be listed

Create a link between this app and a sniffer, e.g. Wireshark, so you can easily look into the data sent

This is surely one software I'd like to promote. It is a great software at a great price.

We use Ubuntu and I was just about to buy the app when I realized it only works in Windows... Windows is so '95. ;)

It would be great to have some kind of active wallpaper.. Thanks for this great app.. Mat

A config file in which uninteresting addresses and ports can entered that will be ignored and filtered before a lot network/processortime is wasted To make the app function lighter. Or maybe skip intranet range etc.

like this map on http://map.ipviking.com/ that you see your traffic like this..
the source and destination and an line based on howmuch data or some other factor! this would ROCK! and companies could put this on a port mirror of the trunks and have a nice overview

Mercator is a horrible map projection. I can have anything? Waterman butterfly please. But I'll take virtually anything that isn't Mercator (yuck)

http://bl.ocks.org/mbostock/4458497
http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/map_projections.png
http://archive.org/stream/scottishgeograph25scotuoft#page/n483/mode/2up

Hovering mouse on icon of connection should display IP (preferably DNS name) and clicking could display IP in connection list. Option of copying IP address would also be useful.