Network Analysis Platform

Every device on the internet has a unique IP address - like a digital postal address that identifies where data should be sent. Our IP lookup tool reveals the geographic location, internet service provider, organization, and technical details behind any IP address or domain name. This information is essential for network troubleshooting, security investigations, and understanding who hosts your favorite websites. Learn more about how IP addresses work or try our simple beginner's guide.

When your internet feels slow, ping tests reveal the truth about your connection speed. Like sending a digital "hello" to any server, ping measures how long it takes for data to travel from your device to a destination and back again. High ping times indicate network congestion or connectivity issues that can make websites load slowly or cause lag in online games. Our ping tool tests multiple packets and shows packet loss, helping you diagnose if the problem is your internet connection or the destination server. Experiencing slow internet? See our complete troubleshooting guide for step-by-step solutions.

DNS is like the internet's phone book - it translates website names like "google.com" into IP addresses that computers can understand. When websites won't load or email stops working, DNS problems are often the culprit. Our DNS analysis tool examines all record types (A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT, and more) to help you troubleshoot connectivity issues, verify email configurations, and understand how domains are set up. Whether you're a website owner checking your settings or trying to figure out why a site won't load, DNS analysis provides the technical details you need. New to DNS? Read our simple explanation of how the internet's phone book actually works.

Ever wondered how your data actually travels across the internet? Traceroute reveals the complete journey, showing every router and network "hop" your data passes through to reach any website or server. Like GPS directions for internet traffic, traceroute helps identify exactly where network slowdowns occur - whether it's your local network, your internet provider, or somewhere in the vast network infrastructure between you and your destination. This powerful diagnostic tool is essential for network administrators and anyone experiencing connectivity issues who needs to pinpoint the exact location of problems. Learn how to use traceroute results to fix network performance issues.