A comprehensive, self-hostable web toolbox for IP analysis, network diagnostics, and cybersecurity checks.
MyIP is a web-based IP toolbox that allows users to check their IP addresses, perform geolocation lookups, run network diagnostics like speed and ping tests, detect DNS and WebRTC leaks, and test website accessibility. It solves the problem of needing multiple scattered tools for network analysis by providing a unified, privacy-focused interface.
Network administrators, developers, privacy-conscious users, and anyone needing to diagnose internet connectivity, verify VPN/proxy configurations, or check for IP leaks.
Developers choose MyIP because it's a comprehensive, self-hostable alternative to commercial IP checking services, offering extensive diagnostic tools, multi-language support, and a commitment to user privacy without relying on external tracking.
The best IP Toolbox. Easy to check what's your IPs, IP geolocation, check for DNS leaks, examine WebRTC connections, speed test, ping test, MTR test, check website availability, whois search and more!
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Packs over 15 tools including speed tests, MTR, DNS leak detection, and a 258-item cybersecurity checklist, eliminating the need for multiple scattered services.
Designed for self-hosting with no mandatory external tracking, and offers API key options for geolocation to give users control over data exposure.
Includes PWA support, dark mode, keyboard shortcuts, and multi-language interfaces, making it accessible and efficient for regular use.
Supports Docker one-liners and Node.js setups with extensive environment variables for customization, catering to both quick deploys and tailored configurations.
Full features like accurate geolocation, Google Maps, and MAC lookups require obtaining and managing up to 10 external API keys, adding significant setup overhead.
The developer admits 40-50% of the code is AI-written, which may lead to maintenance challenges, obscure bugs, or security vulnerabilities over time.
Lacks a native API for automated queries, forcing users to rely on the web interface and limiting integration into scripts or monitoring systems.