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The faxbeep.com home page shows each published test in a grid under the heading “Latest test results”. Each card shows the first page of a test, the sender in a masked form, and the date.
The live label 'Live - updates as faxes arrive', the heading 'Latest test results', the line 'Showing 1 to 24 of 1,627 results' and a row of five fax cards. Each card shows the first page of a test, a masked sender and a date.

The top of the live grid on a computer.

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Order and pages

  • The newest test is first.
  • One page of the grid holds 24 cards. On a computer, the page numbers are under the grid, and the line “Showing 1 to 24 of N results” is above it. On a phone, the button “Load older faxes” opens the next page.
  • The card of one test opens the page of that test. See The fax page.

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The live label

Above the heading, a label shows when the page gets live updates: A test by email gives the same “Incoming fax…” label as a fax by phone.

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New tests and the “NEW” tag

You do not need to reload the page. When a test is published, its card slides in at the top of the grid. The newest of these cards has the tag “NEW”. When you reload the page, the tag goes away and the card takes its usual place in the grid.
A fax card with an orange 'NEW' tag in its corner. Under the card are the masked sender c***@c***.org and the date.

A new test at the top of the grid, with the tag NEW.

A new card shows on its own at the top, also when the test belongs to a group. After a reload, it is in its group.

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Groups in the grid

Similar tests from one sender show as one card: a stack of sheets with a count, for example “3 faxes” or “3 emails”. The top sheet is the newest test of the group, and the date is the date of that test. Click the stack to open the group page. See Groups.

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Dates and time zones

Dates show in your own time zone, in the format of the language of the page. If JavaScript is off in your browser, the cards show the date only, in UTC.

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A card with no picture

If Faxbeep cannot process a test, the test is still published, but its card shows a plain page icon instead of the first page. Its page says “This fax could not be processed. Please try sending again.”

How the sender shows

Why the card shows +155*****123, an address like s***@e***.com, or “Unknown”.