Real Network Utilities Scanner

NEW: TRACEROUTE Ever wondered what actually happens between your iPhone and a website? Traceroute maps every router your connection passes through, one hop at a time. See the complete path with hostnames and addresses, response times for every probe, and a latency bar that makes a slow hop obvious at a glance. Your own router is labelled, so you can tell straight away whether a delay starts at home or further out. Trace over IPv4 or IPv6, and share the result as clean, readable text. SCAN YOUR NETWORK IN ONE TAP The network scanner now recognises your network on its own. No more looking up your address range or typing it by hand: open the scanner and everything is already filled in, ready to run. Large networks are narrowed to the part you are actually connected to, so a stray tap never starts a sweep of thousands of addresses. A FASTER, LEANER SCANNER The sweep now covers exactly the range you asked for, holds far less memory on large ranges, and no longer leaks system resources during long scans. PORT SCANNER A host that cannot be resolved is reported as such, instead of showing every port as closed. Stop now stops immediately rather than waiting out the timeout, and scans begin faster. SSL CERTIFICATE CHECKER Certificate details are read from the certificate itself, so issuer, validity dates and alternative names are accurate. Servers that support only older TLS versions are identified as such, instead of failing with a bare connection error. WHOIS Registries that reply in older character sets now display properly instead of erroring, and country domains show a real registrar and creation date. DNS LOOKUP A domain that does not exist and a server that failed are now told apart,rather than both appearing as no records found. MY IP DASHBOARD Your address refreshes correctly after switching networks, the screen no longer waits on IPv6 when your network has none, and service limits are reported instead of leaving the screen blank. IP CALCULATOR Point-to-point and single-host prefixes are now calculated correctly.