Netok Earns a 54 Proof of Usefulness Score by Translating Network Problems Into Plain English
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Today, we're chatting with Anton Korenyako, the creator of Netok. Netok is a free, open-source Windows application designed to diagnose internet connection issues and translate complex network errors into simple, everyday language. By rolling multiple diagnostic and VPN tools into a single streamlined platform, Anton aims to make networking accessible to everyone.
What does Netok do? And why is now the time for it to exist?
When the internet dies, most people have exactly one diagnostic tool: turn it off and...
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