What's My IP
> return_hub · module_loader · boot
Loading module…
> BOOT_SEQUENCE // ROY-HUB
HOST session.local · SEGMENT PRIVATE_NET · MEM 640K SUFFICIENT [ OK ]
CHECKSUM 0x9f2e · SIG VERIFIED · SESSION ACTIVE [VERIFIED]
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> return_hub · module_loader · boot
> return_hub · egress_observed
Seen by this site
216.73.216.6
Looking up the network and registry.
Estimated area
Estimated area for this network, not a street. Map: OpenStreetMap via OpenFreeMap and MapLibre GL.
Registry region of this prefix. This is where the network is registered, not a city.
Looking up the registry record.
status_query
What's My IP shows the IPv4 or IPv6 address websites see on this connection, plus the network ASN, prefix, reverse name, and registry country from public RDAP and DNS. It also shows an estimated city, region, postal code, UTC offset, and map from a geolocation database. It does not show a street or store the address.
See the address websites see on this connection, then the network and registry around it. Share a different address with ?ip=.
A connection from a home ISP can show an IPv4 address, a reverse name that looks like a pool hostname, an ASN such as AS7922, a prefix, and a registry country such as US. The estimated area can add a city, postal code, UTC offset such as UTC -05:00, and a map. That estimate is not a street.
The page shows the IPv4 or IPv6 address this site saw on your connection. That is the address other websites see. It also shows the network ASN, prefix, reverse name, and registry country when public RDAP and DNS have them, plus an estimated area from a geolocation database.
The address on your laptop or phone is usually a private address that stays behind your router. Websites see the public address your network uses to reach them. This page reports that public address.
It shows an estimated area: city, region, country, postal code, UTC offset, and a map from a geolocation database. That is not a GPS fix and not a street. The registry country on the path is separate and is where the network prefix is registered.
The result is not stored. The page reads the address to answer the request, asks public RDAP, DNS, and ipwho.is about that address, and drops the result. Hosting logs may still keep a standard request line, which the privacy page describes.
Enter the address in the field on the page. The URL becomes /tools/whats-my-ip?ip= followed by that address, which you can share. Show my address clears the query and returns to the address this site sees for you. Your own address is not placed in the shared link.