Direct Links to Every Tool
Every tool on this site has its own address and works on its own. If you only need one answer, go straight to it — nothing here requires starting from the home page or running the full connection test first.
These links are stable and safe to bookmark, share in a ticket, or hand to someone who needs to run a check and send you the result.
Path and latency
- Ping test — round-trip latency and reachability for any host or IP.
- Traceroute — every router between our servers and a destination, with per-hop latency.
- MTR — traceroute and ping combined and run continuously, so intermittent faults surface that a single trace misses.
DNS
- DNS lookup — query any record type against a resolver of your choice.
- DNS trace — follow resolution from the root servers down to the authoritative nameserver.
- DNS leak test — see which resolvers actually answered for you, and whether any belong to your ISP while a VPN is connected.
Address and network identity
- What is my IP address — your public address, the network that owns it, and what geolocation databases claim.
- AS / ASN lookup — the autonomous system behind any address, and the blocks it announces.
- Reverse DNS lookup — the PTR record an address owner has published.
- MAC vendor lookup — identify hardware manufacturer from a MAC address on your local network.
Privacy and interception
- VPN detection check — whether your connection presents as a VPN, proxy or hosting network.
- SSL proxy detection — whether something on your network is intercepting and re-encrypting HTTPS.
The full test
The connection test measures packet loss, jitter and latency in both directions over UDP, and produces a shareable result link. It answers the questions the individual tools cannot: whether real-time traffic will actually work, and how the connection behaves under load rather than at rest.
If you are diagnosing calls breaking up, games stuttering, or a connection that measures fast but feels wrong, start there rather than with a single tool.