Its live status list helps users assess which public trackers are reachable and how reliably they respond, with latency measured across Oceania, Asia, Europe and North America. The site displays tracker addresses, response times, scores, recent status history and check times, distinguishing healthy, slow, unreliable, broken, low-quality and offline services.

Users can filter the list by availability, performance, protocol, IP version and geographic region, including trackers that are fast from Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific. Additional features include a tracker map, rankings, tools, client information, a submission option, troubleshooting guidance, an FAQ and an API. The site also provides a clean tracker list through a public API endpoint, as well as raw data and source information. Designed to make tracker selection more transparent, this Wellington-based fork offers regularly updated checks and performance details that can help BitTorrent users identify suitable public trackers for their connections.