Outage, emergency, or checked out? With remote reports, you're often left guessing. Proxigenta tells you when it's just the internet, so you can stop chasing and keep trusting.
One of your reports, Jordan, owns a client deliverable due at 10:00, and you have a 9:00 standup. At 8:00, Jordan's internet goes down. Here is how your morning plays out.
Same outage. The only difference is whether you got a heads-up.
When someone on your team has proxigenta running and lists you as a contact, you get a calm, automatic heads-up, typically within about 15 minutes of their connection dropping: a connectivity issue is in progress, not a disappearing act. When they're back online, you get the all-clear.
No chasing. No awkward “you there?” Just a clear signal that separates a dead router from a real problem, so you can stop guessing.
Each person runs a lightweight menu-bar app that checks in every few minutes. Nothing for you to administer.
Each person adds you as a contact and you accept with one tap; a couple of minutes per person. You can be the first to know, or the backstop who's only notified if an outage drags on.
If connections hold, you hear nothing. When someone drops, proxigenta tells you what's happening and when they're back.
Coming with proxigenta Pro: centralized team rollout, multi-user accounts, and a shared view of who's online, built for managing many people at once.
Replace the “is everything okay?” ping with a notification that already answers it.
You learn that someone's internet is down, nothing more. No activity logs, no precise location, no screen-watching. It builds confidence on both sides.
The same heads-up that calms you also keeps your report from looking unreliable. Everyone comes out looking professional.
Be notified first, or only when an outage becomes significant. Set it to match how hands-on you want to be.
Notifications follow each person's working hours and time zone, so you're not pinged about someone's evening.
You always know when someone is back, so nothing stays open in your head.
Proxigenta is not monitoring software. It reports one thing: whether a device is checking in. It does not track activity, browsing, screens, or precise location; the most a person can choose to share is a rough region so alerts can flag wider outages. Each team member controls who is notified and what is said, which is exactly why it strengthens trust instead of straining it.
No. It only signals connectivity outages, and only to the contacts each person chooses. There's no activity tracking and no manager surveillance.
Almost nothing. Your team installs it and adds you; you just confirm once with a tap to start receiving alerts. Centralized rollout and a team view are coming with proxigenta Pro.
The team member is notified first and can dismiss a false alarm before anything reaches you.
As many as you manage. Each person uses their own proxigenta; you simply appear on their contact list.
No. Notifications respect each person's set work hours and pause entirely in Ghost mode.
Proxigenta is in closed beta. Join now and give your remote team a calmer, clearer way to handle the inevitable outage.
