TCPeye 3.0 – Advanced Network Monitor & Firewall

Real-Time TCP & UDP Network Monitor for Windows

TCPeye 3.0 delivers granular visibility into your Windows network traffic. Inspect live TCP/UDP connections, listening ports, remote IP addresses, and GeoIP destinations process by process. Block suspicious inbound and outbound sockets with one click using native Windows filtering engine rules.

TCP & UDP TrafficReal-time bandwidth by app, host & port
Per-App FirewallDirect Windows Filtering Platform control
LAN Security AuditDetect vulnerable routers, cameras & IoT
Windows 11 & 10 NativeHigh-performance 64-bit, zero .NET bloat
TCPeye 3.0 network monitor and application firewall showing active TCP and UDP connections with allow and block rules
The TCPeye 3.0 dashboard: real-time TCP/UDP socket tracking with per-process inbound and outbound firewall status.

Inspect and Control Sockets in 3 Direct Steps

Unlike noisy packet sniffers, TCPeye 3.0 resolves network telemetry straight to the responsible executable, PID, and destination country.

  1. 1

    Inspect Active TCP & UDP Endpoints

    Launch TCPeye 3.0 to inspect every socket: remote IP addresses, local listening ports, resolved DNS hostnames, and transfer speed broken down by application.

  2. 2

    Identify Stealth & Suspicious Processes

    Identify unverified background services, malware beacons, and unauthorized telemetry immediately. New background connections get flagged in real time.

  3. 3

    Enforce Persistent Firewall Blocks

    Block suspect binaries, remote IP subnets, or domain namespaces instantly. Rules commit straight to the Windows Firewall Engine (WFP) and remain enforced even when TCPeye is closed.

Live Bandwidth Graphs & GeoIP Telemetry

Track upload and download curves down to the second. Correlate unexpected bandwidth spikes with specific binaries and remote geographies.

TCPeye 3.0 live traffic graph displaying download and upload speed with timeline connection analysis
Live traffic analytics: real-time upload/download curves and timeline history for every network socket.

Socket-to-Process Attribution

Resolve every TCP/UDP stream to its exact process name, file directory, PID, and digital signature status without missing temporary spikes.

Interactive 3D Globe & Country Map

Plot outbound connections geographically. Identify foreign data exfiltration routes instantly with intuitive amber (download) and pink (upload) directional flows.

Port Scan & Intrusion Warning

Detect external port sweeps and unauthorized internal network probes in real time, neutralizing reconnaissance attempts before lateral movement occurs.

Precision Application-Layer Firewall

Granular firewall control without the complexity of native Windows Defender menus. Understand exactly what you permit or isolate.

Dual Inbound & Outbound Enforcement

Define independent bidirectional policies for each application. Rules are saved directly into the Windows security stack for zero performance overhead.

CIDR, IP Range & Domain Level Blocking

Blacklist toxic IP addresses, malicious CIDR blocks, or entire domains across all software, isolating malicious command-and-control servers instantly.

TCP/IP Stack Hardening

Built-in protection profiles: disable NetBIOS exposure, drop spoofed traffic, enforce SYN attack mitigation, and reject external management requests.

Kernel & System Process Safeguards

Built-in intelligence prevents the accidental termination or blocking of critical Windows OS dependencies, avoiding accidental blue screens or network drops.

Local Subnet & IoT Vulnerability Scanner

A hardened PC is vulnerable if devices on the same Wi-Fi are breached. TCPeye 3.0 audits your entire local subnet for exposed ports and weak configurations.

Smart TVs
IP Cameras
Routers & Gateways
Network Printers
NAS & Storage
IoT Sensors

Automated Subnet Discovery

Catalog all network endpoints on your LAN. Identify MAC vendors, machine hostnames, and active TCP/UDP listening services automatically.

Proactive Vulnerability Assessment

Scan internal nodes for open Telnet, unsecured RTSP video feeds, outdated UPnP implementations, and default web management interfaces.

Unified Single-Pane Monitoring

Investigate local network threats and computer sockets within the same interface, transitioning from an alert to a firewall rule in seconds.

Zero Telemetry. Local Privacy First.

  • 100% Local Execution. The core TCPeye 3.0 network engine operates completely offline. No socket data, packet logs, or IP records leave your device.
  • Optional Pro AI Assistant. Security queries sent to the Softedition license server transmit only the user query and an anonymized session context. Chats are processed transiently and never stored.
  • Transparent Licensing. Single device hardware-locked activation with offline grace periods of up to 60 days.

TCPeye Free vs TCPeye 3.0 Pro

Use the free edition as a permanent TCP/UDP monitor, or upgrade to Pro for enterprise-grade firewall filtering and AI-assisted triage.

CapabilityTCPeye 3.0 FreeTCPeye 3.0 Pro
Live TCP & UDP TrafficReal-time by app, host, port & GeoIPIncluded
Traffic Graph & 3D GlobeFull real-time visualizationIncluded
Socket-to-Process InspectorFull path, PID & socket stateIncluded
Port Scan Intrusion AlertsReal-time notificationsIncluded
LAN Device & Port ScannerFull subnet discoveryIncluded
Per-App Inbound/Outbound FirewallNoYes (WFP Native Engine)
Domain & IP Subnet BlacklistingNoYes
Persistent Activity History LogsNoStructured Daily Logs
AI Security AssistantNoUp to 300 queries / month
License ModelFree Lifetime$19.59 (One-time payment / PC)

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes TCPeye 3.0 an essential TCP & UDP monitor?

TCPeye 3.0 combines live socket monitoring (similar to CurrPorts or TCPView) with deep per-process bandwidth graphing, GeoIP mapping, and direct application firewall control. You can see which process holds an open port and block its network access with one click.

Is TCPeye 3.0 Free completely free to use?

Yes. The free version provides perpetual live TCP/UDP monitoring, listening port audits, port-scan alerts, bandwidth telemetry, and LAN device scanning. Pro adds the per-app bidirectional firewall, domain blocking, and the AI diagnostics module.

Does TCPeye 3.0 require administrator privileges?

Yes. Querying system-wide network sockets, binding to raw traffic statistics, and editing the Windows Filtering Platform rules require elevated local administrator rights.

How does TCPeye compare to GlassWire or NetLimiter?

TCPeye 3.0 is built natively for Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit) without external runtime dependencies (no heavy .NET or Electron runtimes). It introduces local subnet IoT vulnerability audits and offers a one-time lifetime payment rather than recurrent monthly subscriptions.

Which Windows operating systems are supported?

TCPeye 3.0 supports 64-bit editions of Windows 11 and Windows 10. The executable is lightweight, standalone, and does not require third-party frameworks.

Take Full Control of Your Network Sockets.

Monitor active TCP/UDP connections, audit local devices, and enforce application-level firewall security with TCPeye 3.0.

Compatible with Windows 11 & 10 (64-bit). Administrator privileges required.