EFY HOME CONTROL
Private access · server links · connection diagnostics
Test the complete download path.
Multi-stream testing measures live throughput while HTTP latency is sampled both before and during load to estimate jitter and bufferbloat.
Live network test
The gauge and statistics update throughout the test.
Detailed home-server link measurements
Measured from this browser to Efy’s home serverWhat this connection is good for
Ratings are based on the measured download pathMeasure delivery speed and playback quality.
The test measures the server’s video delivery throughput, then checks startup, seeking, buffering, dropped frames, displayed FPS, and browser graphics FPS.
Detailed video and graphics measurements
Delivery, playback, decoder and render dataStreaming suitability
Estimated from video delivery and playback resultsSee the speedometer and graph move together.
Multiple downloads run continuously until stopped. The speedometer shows the smoothed current speed while the graph preserves recent samples.
Real-time throughput
One graph sample every 250 ms
Live capability estimate
Updated from the rolling average speedConnect this device to home, without exposing approval on the website.
EFY Home Control detects the technical details this browser is allowed to share, fills the request where possible and submits it to Server-0. Nothing is released until you approve the request locally. After approval, this page provides the correct WireGuard setup for Windows, macOS, iPhone/iPad, or the detected platform.
Review the detected device, then request access.
What happens after you submit
Simple for the device, controlled from the serverThe request is stored on Server-0. No peer, private configuration, installer, or setup package is released yet.
The server shows all submitted device details before anything is added to WireGuard.
The server assigns a unique 10.2.0.x/32 address and adds the approved peer.
Windows and macOS receive a full setup ZIP. iPhone/iPad gets the configuration plus the official App Store link and clear import steps.
Windows includes a one-click helper. macOS and iOS still require the normal operating-system permission prompts for installing/importing a VPN.