Subnet + User Agent
Calculated or parsed on your device without transmitting the input.
Start with one automatic SuperTool report, then open any focused DNS, email, RDAP, SSL or network check—without an account.
See your public address, location and network provider.
Public IP and approximate network metadata are returned by ipwho.is.
The IP Lookup tool shows the public address visible from this browser or inspects an IPv4 or IPv6 address you enter. Use it to confirm the address seen by external services, then review approximate network, ISP, ASN and location context. The result is best treated as routing metadata: it can explain which provider or gateway is involved, but it should not be used as a precise physical location or personal identity.
NexKit sends the lookup value to a public IP metadata endpoint and displays the normalized response. Network ownership and location can be approximate because ISPs, mobile carriers, VPNs and cloud providers route traffic through shared infrastructure.
No. IP location is approximate and can reflect a provider gateway, VPN exit or routing region.
Clean results without dashboards, accounts or unnecessary steps.
Local calculation and public standards keep infrastructure costs low.
NexKit does not create a searchable history of your network queries. Cloudflare Web Analytics measures aggregate visits and performance.
Check connectivity and identity, verify DNS and registration data, review certificates and response headers, then calculate IPv4 network ranges—all from one focused workspace.
NexKit combines local browser calculations with public, standards-based network services. No account or NexKit query history is created.
Calculated or parsed on your device without transmitting the input.
Resolved through an encrypted public DNS-over-HTTPS request.
Read from authoritative registry routes and public certificate logs.
Checked through focused public endpoints; providers may apply rate limits.
NexKit does not create an account or searchable query history. Tools that use public endpoints still send the minimum lookup value to the named service that produces the result.
DNS normally maps a hostname to records such as IP addresses. Reverse DNS maps an IP address back to an optional PTR hostname.
RDAP provides similar registration data through structured HTTPS responses. Available fields and redaction vary by registry.
It reads the newest matching public Certificate Transparency record. Use it for certificate identity and lifecycle checks, not as proof of the server's current TLS configuration.