psmux / psnet
psnet
A terminal network monitor for Windows 10 and 11. Nine tabs in one binary of about 12 MB, using built in Windows APIs and raw sockets, so it needs no Npcap or WinPcap.
PS> winget install marlocarlo.psnet PS> psnet
- release
- v1.1.0, August 2026
- runs on
- Windows 10, Windows 11
- size
- about 12 MB, four databases compiled in
- downloads
- 2,854 from GitHub releases
- license
- MIT
See which apps use your network
psnet puts a traffic graph, every connection with its hostname and owning process, the servers listening on your machine and a packet inspector in one terminal window. Connections made through svchost show the real service behind them.
No capture driver
Most Windows packet tools need Npcap or WinPcap. psnet uses built in Windows APIs and raw sockets instead. The packet inspector needs an Administrator shell.
Questions
Does psnet need Npcap?
No. It uses built in Windows APIs and raw sockets.
Can it block an app from the internet?
Yes. The firewall tab blocks and allows apps per application from the TUI.
PS> winget install marlocarlo.psnetPS> cargo install psnethttps://github.com/psmux/psnet/releases/latestPS> git clone https://github.com/psmux/psnet.git
PS> cd psnet
PS> cargo build --release
PS> .\target\release\psnet.exeFrom the psnet README. GeoIP data is embedded, so no lookups leave your machine.
- Dashboard with a traffic graph, a world map of connections and top apps by bandwidth
- Connections with DNS resolved hostnames and the real service behind svchost
- Servers tab matches 6,500+ Wappalyzer signatures
- Packet inspector with protocol dissection and hex view (raw sockets, needs Administrator)
- Per app firewall block and allow from the TUI
- LAN device scan and a network adapters tab