Questions about MizuCue.

MizuCue is an iPhone connection monitor. It shows live connection health and keeps measured History so you can inspect when something changed.

MizuCue checks this iPhone, the Wi-Fi router when it is directly visible, and selected internet destinations. Each result describes what responded from this iPhone.

No. MizuCue helps narrow the affected part of the connection, but one iPhone cannot confirm that a router, internet provider, DNS provider, or website caused the problem.

MizuCue checks while iOS allows the app to run. iOS can suspend an app after it is closed or moved to the background, and MizuCue shows those unmeasured periods as gray gaps instead of calling them outages.

MizuCue did not record that particular check. This can happen because the app could not run, permission was unavailable, or a network did not expose a direct router check.

History can include recorded check times, response times, interruptions, coverage gaps, and connection events. It describes measurements from this iPhone, not every device on the network.

Gray means no check was recorded during that period. A gray section is missing coverage, not evidence that the connection was offline.

MizuCue records an event when observed router or internet trouble continues past the configured threshold. A Wi-Fi disconnect is recorded immediately.

Yes. Settings lets you choose how long router or internet trouble must continue before an event is recorded.

Live Status and the most recent hour of History are free. The annual subscription unlocks retained History and reports covering up to one year, including older connection events and PDF export with optional CSV.

Canceling does not delete History. After paid access ends, longer ranges lock and the most recent hour remains available, while retained measurements continue to follow the rolling storage limit.

No account is required for connection measurements or History. The beta request form stores only the email and consent record needed to manage that request.

MizuCue does not operate an account database containing your measurement History. Internet checks contact the destinations you select, but stored History stays on the iPhone unless you enable backup to your own iCloud Drive.

When you enable backup, MizuCue writes compressed backup files to its Documents area in your own iCloud Drive. The developer cannot access your Apple Account or those backup files.

No. Deleting History on the iPhone does not automatically remove an existing backup, so you can manage backup files separately through Apple’s Files app.

Use Delete history in MizuCue Settings and clear connection events separately from the History tab. Existing iCloud backup files must be removed separately if you no longer want them.

The current beta is for iPhone and requires iOS 18 or later. MizuCue for macOS is in development and has no announced release date.

The iPhone app supports English, Spanish, French, German, Brazilian Portuguese, and Japanese. Beta support and the current website education pages are primarily in English.

Submit the email you want used for a TestFlight invitation through the request form. Capacity is limited, so a request does not guarantee an invitation.

No. Purchases made from a TestFlight build use Apple’s sandbox environment and do not create a real charge.

Not yet. MizuCue for macOS is in development, but it is not included in the current iPhone beta and no release date has been announced.