BitMeter OS

The first thing you need to know about BitMeter OS is that it is free and open-source software released under a GNU GPL (General Public License).

The second thing you need to know about BitMeter OS is that it has a web interface. This means that you can interact with BitMeter OS from within your browser. The application’s interface is displayed with your default web browser – Mozilla’s Firefox, Google’s Chrome, Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, or any other software that you use to surf the web.

The third and most important thing you need to know about BitMeter OS is that it is a bandwidth monitor. It keeps an eye on your internet connection and records how much data you upload and download. If you care about privacy then I need to specify that BitMeter OS does not record the data you transfer, it only records how much data you transfer over your internet connection.

From the aforementioned web interface you can view how much data you’re downloading/uploading in real-time, you can view a summary of all the data you downloaded/uploaded, you can define alerts, you can access a handy calculator, and more.

As mentioned at the start of this article, BitMeter OS is free and open-source software released under a GNU GPL. There’s one more thing I need to add: if you find BitMeter OS useful, do consider making a donation.

Easily keep an eye on your bandwidth with BitMeter OS, a free bandwidth monitor that features a web interface.