DataSabi: Linux testers wanted: see which app is eating your hotspot data

DataSabi is a free Linux desktop app that shows which app is using your internet data, live and per app. It's built for people on a MiFi or phone hotspot where data is limited, and it alerts you when one app starts eating data fast (50 MB in 15 minutes by default, adjustable). Requirements: Ubuntu 22.04+ or Debian 12, and a MiFi or hotspot connection. Install needs sudo. Fedora support is in beta. How to join: 1. Download: 🔒 Link unlocks after you join 2. Follow the install guide: 🔒 Link unlocks after you join What testers do (over a few days): - Install DataSabi and use your MiFi or hotspot as normal - Check which apps used the most data and whether any alerts fired - Send your report: 🔒 Link unlocks after you join - Or reply or DM @zieecodes on X with anything confusing, anything that looked wrong, and what you'd want added What you get: testers who send feedback get credited by name in the release notes. Not on Linux? You can still help with a 4-minute survey: 🔒 Link unlocks after you join