Tools
Start with the live IP Lookup, WebRTC Leak Test, Browser Leak Test, Browser Fingerprint Check, and Proxy/VPN Detection apps. DNS Leak Test remains planned until the resolver test infrastructure exists.
Active apps
The active app routes cover public IP lookup, current IP visibility, WebRTC candidate exposure, browser leak checks, fingerprinting signals, and proxy/VPN route consistency. DNS remains planned until the test infrastructure exists.
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.
Runs directly from the Aerod app route with the active IP Lookup runtime hosted inside this repo.
Open IP Lookup → Live in IP LookupCurrent public network address
See the IP address websites can observe from your current browser session, plus available network owner and approximate route context.
Uses the IP Lookup route because current-IP checks and lookup checks belong in one focused app.
Check my IP → Live appBrowser 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.
Runs as a separate focused tool so WebRTC interpretation does not get buried inside the IP Lookup workflow.
Run WebRTC test → Live appBrowser 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.
Runs as a focused browser-exposure check for the current session.
Run browser leak test → Live appFingerprinting surface
Inspect fingerprintable browser characteristics such as rendering behavior, WebGL, audio, fonts, locale, storage, permissions, client hints, and consistency signals.
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 appConnection consistency review
Review mismatch signals that can appear when proxy, VPN, browser, timezone, DNS, WebRTC, or account context disagree.
Explanation-first route consistency review, not a claim that a user is anonymous or exposed everywhere.
Run detection check →Resolver path review
Reserved for DNS resolver-path checks that require controlled test infrastructure before Aerod claims a working DNS leak test.
Marked as planned until the DNS test infrastructure exists.
Planned toolApp structure
IP Lookup handles public IP and address lookup intent. WebRTC Leak Test handles browser connection candidates. Browser Leak Test handles general browser exposure. Browser Fingerprint Check handles local fingerprinting surfaces. Proxy/VPN Detection handles route consistency. DNS Leak Test remains planned until controlled resolver infrastructure exists.