LagLens

LagLens is a desktop app (Windows first) that diagnoses why your online games feel bad—without requiring you to be a network engineer. It runs lightweight tests while you play: route stability, jitter spikes, bufferbloat, Wi‑Fi interference, packet loss, and background bandwidth hogs. It then translates results into blunt, actionable steps: “Your router is choking under upload,” “Your Wi‑Fi channel is crowded,” or “This process is spiking latency every 30 seconds.” It can export a clean “lag report” you can send to your ISP, roommate, or tournament admin, plus a shareable link for tech support. This isn’t a magic ping reducer; it’s a truth-teller that helps players stop guessing and stop wasting money on placebo fixes. Monetization: freemium scans + paid advanced diagnostics, historical tracking, and guided router/Wi‑Fi tuning.

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