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SignalTrace
Turn sensor data into an investigation you can verify
Investigate changes across sensor channels. Import a CSV locally, locate abrupt shifts, compare timing and missing samples, then export a readable report with source-row evidence. Built with GPT-6 Astra. Try synthetic examples without signing up.
I built SignalTrace with GPT-6 Astra around a problem from monitoring work: spotting a strange curve is easy; showing exactly what supports your interpretation takes more effort.
Start with a synthetic case or import your own non-sensitive CSV. Compare channels on one timeline, locate abrupt changes, inspect missing samples, and take away both a readable investigation and the supporting records.
The CSV stays in your browser. Analysis uses visible, adjustable rules. Astra helped build the application; this version does not claim live AI diagnosis or field-validated safety decisions.
Try a single-channel change, then a shared event. Or change the example CSV and see whether the investigation changes. What evidence would you want before acting on a signal anomaly?
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About SignalTrace on Product Hunt
“Turn sensor data into an investigation you can verify”
SignalTrace was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #100 on the daily leaderboard. Investigate changes across sensor channels. Import a CSV locally, locate abrupt shifts, compare timing and missing samples, then export a readable report with source-row evidence. Built with GPT-6 Astra. Try synthetic examples without signing up.
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