IP and connection exposure
Look up an IP address and understand the route behind it.
Aerod starts with IP Lookup, WebRTC Leak Test, Browser Leak Test, Browser Fingerprint Check, and Proxy/VPN Detection, then connects those results to proxy, VPN, browser privacy, and defensive security decisions.
Start here
Start with the live exposure tools.
Use IP Lookup for public IP context, WebRTC Leak Test for connection candidates, Browser Leak Test for browser exposure, Browser Fingerprint Check for fingerprinting surface, and Proxy/VPN Detection for route consistency.
IP Lookup & What's My IP
Public IP, lookup, and approximate location
Check the public IP address your browser is using, look up public IPv4 or IPv6 addresses, and review approximate ISP, ASN, country, region, city, timezone, and map details.
- Your public IP
- IPv4 / IPv6 lookup
- Approximate ISP and location
Runs directly from the Aerod app route with the active IP Lookup runtime hosted inside this repo.
Open IP Lookup → Live appWebRTC Leak Test
Browser connection candidate exposure
Run a browser-based WebRTC check to see whether ICE candidates expose public IP, private IP, hostname, or mDNS-obfuscated connection details.
- WebRTC ICE candidates
- Public/private IP exposure
- Candidate details
Runs as a separate focused tool so WebRTC interpretation does not get buried inside the IP Lookup workflow.
Run WebRTC test → Live appBrowser Leak Test
Browser privacy surface
Review browser-exposure signals, storage behavior, permissions, tracking controls, and practical fix guidance without mixing the result with IP lookup or WebRTC intent.
- Browser signals
- Storage and permissions
- Fix guidance
Runs as a focused browser-exposure check for the current session.
Run browser leak test → Live appBrowser Fingerprint Check
Fingerprinting surface
Inspect fingerprintable browser characteristics such as rendering behavior, WebGL, audio, fonts, locale, storage, permissions, client hints, and consistency signals.
- Rendering signals
- Device/browser clues
- Consistency notes
Runs locally in the browser and treats the output as a session-level fingerprint surface estimate, not a global identity claim.
Run fingerprint check → Live appProxy/VPN Detection
Connection consistency review
Review mismatch signals that can appear when proxy, VPN, browser, timezone, DNS, WebRTC, or account context disagree.
- Route context
- Mismatch cues
- Practical interpretation
Explanation-first route consistency review, not a claim that a user is anonymous or exposed everywhere.
Run detection check →Exposure model
An IP address is route context, not a complete privacy answer.
Your public IP can reveal an approximate network owner and location. It does not explain every browser signal, DNS path, WebRTC behavior, fingerprinting surface, proxy/VPN mismatch, or account-state clue. Aerod keeps those checks separate so each tool stays understandable.
Research
Provider pages stay focused on decisions.
Proxy and VPN pages use shorter summaries, clearer affiliate CTAs, and fewer competing modules.
IPRoyal proxy review
A practical review focused on proxy type, setup checks, browser consistency, and what to validate before relying on the route.
Webshare proxy review
A cleaner look at Webshare proxy products, setup risks, and the browser checks that still matter after routing traffic.
NordVPN vs Proton VPN
A VPN comparison that separates provider posture from browser, DNS, WebRTC, and account-state exposure.
Hubs
A smaller launch map is easier to use.
Apps, Proxies, VPN, Guides, Docs, and defensive Cybersecurity form the launch structure.
Tools
Apps
Use live tools for IP lookup, WebRTC exposure, browser leaks, fingerprinting, and proxy/VPN route consistency, with DNS clearly marked as planned.
Explain
Guides
Plain-English browser privacy, IP, proxy, VPN, and internet-security explainers.
Research
Proxies
Proxy provider notes, setup checks, and comparisons for residential, ISP, datacenter, and mobile proxy decisions.
Routing
VPN
VPN provider notes, comparisons, DNS/WebRTC context, and browser-layer checks that still matter after connecting.
Defensive
Cybersecurity
Defensive security guidance for account protection, browser hardening, phishing defense, headers, and safer browsing.
Method
Docs
How Aerod structures app checks, data boundaries, documentation, and public methodology.
Trust model
Disclosures should be visible without taking over the page.
Aerod uses affiliate redirects on commercial pages, keeps app-data handling separate from editorial content, and documents how browser and IP exposure checks should be interpreted.
FAQ
Keep the path obvious.
Short answers for people using the app, reading provider pages, or checking how Aerod handles privacy and affiliate disclosures.
What does Aerod help me check?
Aerod focuses on public IP lookup, visible IP context, WebRTC candidate exposure, browser leaks, fingerprinting surfaces, proxy/VPN consistency, proxy setup, VPN behavior, and practical defensive security decisions.
Is IP Lookup or WebRTC Leak Test a VPN or proxy?
No. The apps explain what the current browser or route exposes. Provider decisions live in the Proxies and VPN hubs, and app results should be interpreted as session-specific signals rather than universal privacy guarantees.
Why are there affiliate links?
Commercial provider pages may include affiliate links. Those links are disclosed, routed through /go, and kept separate from the source notes and methodology.
Why are some hubs light right now?
Aerod keeps the public site focused on pages with enough substance to help users make a decision. New guides can be added without changing the main route structure.