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See what happened
You should be able to check every conclusion against a message, timestamp, packet, metric, or test result.
About Mqttable
Find the MQTT problem, reproduce it, and confirm the fix.
Mqttable puts the MQTT debugging tools you need in one place. Connect to a broker, watch messages, reproduce a problem, test difficult conditions, inspect a packet capture, and confirm the fix.
Connect → Watch messages → Reproduce → Test → Verify
01 / One place for the whole debugging job
A connected client does not mean every message arrived.
A client can look connected while messages go missing. An acknowledgement can arrive late. A failure may appear only under load or on a poor network. To find the cause, you need to see these events together—not chase clues across separate tools.
Mqttable keeps broker connections, live traffic, replay, load tests, network fault tests, packet captures, and runtime metrics in one desktop app. You can see what happened, turn the problem into a repeatable test, and check whether the fix holds.
02 / What you can expect
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Turn failures into repeatable tests
Replay messages and repeat tests so you can tell whether a change fixed the cause, not just the symptom.
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You decide whether agents can make changes
Compatible AI agents can read filtered evidence. They can help make changes only after you turn on Allow changes in Settings, and raw secrets stay out of the agent interface.
03 / Who runs Mqttable
Built and supported by the same person.
Mqttable is built and operated by 邓忠文, an independent developer based in China. The desktop app is proprietary software. If you have a question, find a bug, or need help, email support@mqttable.com.
Start with the MQTT problem in front of you.
Connect your broker, watch the traffic, reproduce the failure, and verify the fix without switching between separate tools.