A metro is a union of boxlets — small cells where coverage is decided one at a time. The companion only claims what a cell really has, so honesty falls out of the data: no live traffic in a pocket yet means it says so.
Every real boxlet, drawn to scale for this latitude (cells are 0.05° × 0.05°). Live cells are vivid green; planned corridors are outlined and dashed — both are real app.boxlet rows, never invented. Named highways are shown as shields where we have their real road geometry. Tap a cell.
The dots on each boxlet show which providers actually cover it today (real per-cell data, not per-metro). Live/degraded/down health per provider is on the status page — live / degraded / down with last-sync times, computed from each poller's real sync clock, never hand-set. That health reads per metro today; per-boxlet health arrives when providers are boxlet-scoped.
