I built a free tool that tells you how many times your IoT devices lie to you per month

Go to: signalcend.com/check — pick your device, check your symptoms, get an estimated monthly conflict count and a shareable report. Free, 30 seconds, no signup. Here's what it's actually measuring and why the number is higher than you'd expect. The problem in one paragraph Every connected device sends state change events. Your hub or platform receives them and decides what's true. The problem: events don't always arrive in the order they were sent. A reconnect packet arrives before the disconnect packet. A timestamp is inverted because of clock drift. A -89 dBm reading fires a state change that's actually a transmission artifact. Most stacks pick the last-arrived event as ground truth. That's wrong a surprisingly large percentage of the time. The architecture gap There's a layer missing from most IoT stacks. Not monitoring. Not alerting. The layer between raw device events and application decisions — the layer that asks: Is this event's timestamp trustworthy? Is this offline event act