HubbleIQ

HubbleIQ is a network performance monitoring platform that measures download and upload speeds, jitter, latency, and packet loss to help organizations spot connectivity problems before they disrupt users. Its WiFi and remote device monitoring can flag unstable connections and outages without requiring extra software on end-user devices, which is aimed at IT teams supporting distributed networks, especially in K-12 schools. The company's newer product, Fyxit AI (marketed on the site as FixITMate), adds an AI support agent named Rosie that chats with users over text or voice to diagnose common problems like slow WiFi or camera issues. It resolves an estimated 60% of routine requests automatically and, when it can't, builds a structured ticket with diagnostic context and routes it to a human technician through existing systems like Incident IQ, Zendesk, or Freshdesk. It deploys as a Chrome extension through Google Admin Console, which keeps rollout to a school or business fairly quick. HubbleIQ is based in Orinda, California, and pitches itself as accessible to IT teams without deep networking expertise. The site doesn't state a founding year or mention a public API for its monitoring data.