Your public IP, at a glance.
The page checks on load: public IP, location, carrier and ASN — plus proxy / VPN and hosting signals, WebRTC and DNS leak checks.
Free · No sign-up · IPv4 & IPv6
The full toolkit lives here
Pick a tool on the left, read the result on the right — same engine as the live check above.
AI tool IP risk check
Higher is steadier · official region gates + per-service hosting/proxy/shared/reputation estimates
Scores only cover egress-IP network availability. Phone, payment country, account history, browser fingerprint and internal platform blacklists cannot be judged from an IP. How scores work →
Location
Location details
Network & carrier
Risk check
Use-case estimates
Pick a target market for TikTok / e-commerce / social; AI uses the current IPScenario scores need a target market / account country. The current IP country is never used as a substitute. Scores cover the network layer only, not the platform’s final decision.
Look up any IP
Location
Location details
Network & carrier
Risk check
Batch lookup
| IP | Place | ISP · Org | ASN | Type | Risk |
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WebRTC leak check
Runs entirely in your browserCollects ICE candidates via RTCPeerConnection. If a candidate differs from your public IP, WebRTC is exposing your LAN or real address.
DNS egress check
EDNS Client SubnetShows which resolver your DNS queries actually exit from. Note: this can only be measured on the machine that makes the lookup, so on a remote deployment it reports the server’s DNS egress — only a local run reflects your own network. Results are clearly labelled either way.
History
Stored locally in your browser (localStorage)| Time | IP | Place | ISP | Type | Actions |
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JSON API
No auth — call it from any scriptEverything returns JSON. Interactive docs at /docs, OpenAPI spec at /openapi.json.
Your network identity, on one page
From IP basics to leak checks — free, no sign-up.
Location & map
City-level geolocation on a live map, cross-checked across databases.
Risk & proxy signals
Hosting, proxy, VPN and Tor exits combined into a risk score.
WebRTC leaks
ICE candidates are collected in your browser to spot exposed addresses.
DNS egress view
EDNS probes the resolver egress and labels the perspective, so nobody gets blamed.
Batch & history
Look up many IPs at once; history stays in your browser only.
Your data should not linger
No accounts, no tracking scripts, no ad networks. Lookup results end with the request, and history is written only to your own browser.
Use and go
No sign-up — there is no profile to leak.
History stays local
Lookup history lives in your browser; the server keeps no copy.
In-memory cache
Lookup cache expires after 15 minutes and is never persisted.
Not for sale
No profiling, no ads, no data sold — ever.
Location data comes from public databases (ip-api.com, ipwho.is, ip.sb, ipinfo.io, Tor Project) and is only used to render this lookup.
The server keeps minimal access logs for security and anti-abuse only; they rotate by size and are never used for analytics or ads.
Completely free, no additional fees
The site is completely free with no additional fees, and there are no paid features in operation.
- ✓Unlimited lookups (anti-abuse rate limits)
- ✓IPv4 and IPv6 dual-stack
- ✓Location / risk / leak checks included
- ✓History stays on your device
- ✓Full JSON API
- ✓Complete OpenAPI docs
- ✓No auth required
- ✓Per-IP anti-abuse limits
- ✓No ad slots
- ✓No accounts
- ✓No tracking scripts
- ✓No data sold
Rate limits
Per-IP limits stop abuse and never affect normal use.
No sign-up
Open and use — there are no accounts.
Data sources
Third-party public databases; results are indicative.
Privacy first
No third-party analytics involved.
Questions
Will my IP be logged?
No accounts, no tracking cookies, no third-party analytics. The server keeps minimal access logs for security and anti-abuse only; they rotate by size. Lookup cache lives in memory and expires after 15 minutes — nothing is persisted long-term.
Why do results differ from other sites?
Location data comes from several public databases that update at different paces. We cross-check them and label the source in each report. Results are best-effort, not authoritative.
What is a WebRTC leak?
Some browsers expose your LAN or real address through WebRTC peer connections. Our check runs entirely in your browser — the ICE candidates never leave your machine.
Why does the DNS check say “server perspective”?
EDNS probing can only run on the machine making the lookup. On a remote deployment the page shows the server’s DNS egress and labels it clearly — it says nothing about your network. A local run reflects your own egress.
Is IPv6 supported?
Yes. The homepage probes both your IPv4 and IPv6 egress (browser-side plus server-side), and the lookup and batch APIs fully support IPv6.
Is there a free API?
Yes. Every feature on the page is backed by the public JSON API — no auth, with per-IP anti-abuse limits you will never notice in normal use. Docs at /docs.
How are “hosting” / “proxy” verdicts made?
Heuristics over public signals: ASN and keyword matching, upstream proxy / hosting flags, and the Tor exit list. Every check lists its evidence so you can judge for yourself — false positives are possible.
Who provides the data?
ip-api.com, ipwho.is, ip.sb, ipinfo.io and the Tor Project exit list. Different databases may name the same network differently.
Didn’t find your answer? Check the API docs.
Friendly links & partners
Data sources, tool partners, and open collaboration slots.
Friendly links show relevant tools and data sources only; include your site name and URL in the application.
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Data from third-party public sources; results are indicative only.