Privacy and device tools
Run focused browser and network diagnostics for IP visibility, WebRTC, browser exposure, fingerprinting, proxy/VPN consistency, and webcam or microphone setup.
Live tools
Each card represents one canonical app route. Search aliases such as “What’s My IP” still resolve to IP Lookup without creating a duplicate tool.
Public IP and network context
Check the public IP address your browser is using or look up a public IPv4 or IPv6 address for approximate network and location context.
Runs from the Aerod app route with the IP Lookup runtime hosted in this repository.
Browser connection candidates
Review WebRTC ICE candidates for readable public IPs, private addresses, hostnames, or mDNS-obfuscated connection details.
Runs as a focused session test in the browser.
Browser privacy surface
Review browser-exposure signals, storage behavior, permissions, privacy controls, and practical remediation guidance.
Treats results as current-session observations rather than proof of anonymity.
Fingerprinting surface
Inspect rendering, WebGL, audio, fonts, locale, storage, permissions, client hints, and browser-consistency signals.
Runs locally and presents a session-level fingerprint surface, not a universal identity claim.
Connection consistency review
Review route and mismatch signals that can appear when a proxy, VPN, browser, timezone, DNS, WebRTC, or account context disagree.
Explains consistency signals without claiming definitive detection everywhere.
Camera and microphone diagnostics
Preview your webcam, check microphone input, choose media devices, and create local photo or audio samples in the browser.
Camera and microphone access requires permission; media stays in the browser unless you download a local file.
Roadmap
Roadmap cards explain what is being developed without presenting unfinished infrastructure as a live diagnostic.
Resolver path review
Planned resolver-path testing that will use controlled infrastructure before Aerod presents it as a working DNS leak test.
Remains a roadmap item until the controlled DNS test infrastructure is ready.
Method
Use the methodology and data-handling pages when you need to understand result scope, browser permissions, storage, network requests, or local processing.