All Tools

Every tool below is free, requires no account, and runs real checks against named public services. Each result carries a source label — browser, API, or target server — so you always know where a number came from. Tools are grouped into categories and are also explained in the Guides.

Network Tools

Understand how a device or a domain is seen on the internet.

Network

What Is My IP

See your public IP address, its approximate location, ISP and ASN — detected live from your browser.

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Network

IP Lookup

Look up location, ISP, ASN and timezone details for any public IPv4 or IPv6 address.

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Network

DNS Lookup

A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, NS, TXT, CAA and SOA records from Google Public DNS, with real TTLs.

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Network

HTTP Status Checker

Real HTTP status codes, redirect chains and response headers — clearly labeled server-side requests.

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Website Analysis & SEO

Inspect what a website actually serves — tags, HTTPS setup, certificates and responses.

SEO

SEO Checker

On-page checks on live HTML: title, meta description, canonical, headings, robots.txt, sitemap, Open Graph, images and HTTPS.

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SEO

SSL / HTTPS Checker

HTTPS availability, HTTP-to-HTTPS redirects, certificates from transparency logs, security headers and mixed content.

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Performance Tools

Measure real performance — of your connection and of the sites you rely on.

Performance

Website Speed Test

Status, redirects, network timing, DNS and a transparently explained Website Diagnostic Score.

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Performance

Internet Speed Test

Real download, upload, latency, jitter and approximate packet-loss measurements against Cloudflare's speed network.

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How these tools stay honest

Named public services only

Every tool uses keyless public APIs and services that are named on the page and in the Privacy Policy: ipify, ipwho.is, Google Public DNS (dns.google), microLink, hackertarget, crt.sh, public CORS relays and Cloudflare's speed-test network. There are no hidden endpoints and no private keys in the code.

Limitations are disclosed

When a browser or API cannot measure something (for example the live TLS version or Core Web Vitals of another site), the tool reports “Not available in this test” instead of guessing. See the Disclaimer for the full statement.