Free privacy tools
What is my IP, DNS leak test, IP lookup, who is my ISP, WebRTC test. Each tool shows what any website sees about your connection right now, stores nothing, and works with or without a VPN. Use them before and after you connect.
Our Telegram bot sends the key within a minute and never asks for a card or KYC documents.
- Works with v2rayNG, Hiddify, V2Box, Streisand
- Nothing to download from an app store
- Pay by UPI or crypto
- From ₹109 a month once the five free days end
- No logs, accounts or KYC
The tools
- What is my IP: your public IP address, your ISP and the city it is registered in.
- DNS leak test: which DNS resolver answers your queries, and whether it belongs to Jio, Airtel or your VPN.
- IP address lookup: the ISP and location behind any IP address you paste in.
- Who is my ISP: the operator name behind your connection, useful on unfamiliar Wi-Fi.
- WebRTC leak test: whether your browser reveals your real IP address through WebRTC even with a VPN on.
What these tools see and what they do not
Every website you open sees the same three things these tools show: the public IP address your ISP assigned, the network it belongs to, and the city that IP is registered in. That is not your home address and it is not your name, but it is enough to tell that you are on Jio in Mumbai, which is what geo-blocks and campus filters act on.
The tools run in your browser and ask our server what it sees. We do not store the result, do not set a tracking cookie, and do not tie it to a key. If you are using a VPN from another provider, the tools work the same way.
The two-check habit
- 1Open What is my IP before connecting. Note the ISP line: Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel, Vi or BSNL.
- 2Connect your key and reload. IP, ISP and city should all change to the server country.
- 3If only the IP changed, run the DNS leak test: a Jio resolver with a UAE IP means DNS is leaking; set DNS inside the client to 1.1.1.1.
Why a DNS leak matters
DNS is the lookup that turns a site name into an address. If your tunnel carries the traffic but your phone still asks Jio's resolver for names, Jio still knows every site you visit and can still block at DNS level. A proper client routes DNS through the tunnel; the leak test is how you confirm it did.
Honest limits of any IP tool
Hide the ISP line in under a minute
If the tools show your operator and you would rather they did not, a VLESS key in Telegram takes about a minute to set up and is free for five days. Reload the tool after connecting and watch the ISP change.
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Related questions that go deeper into this topic
Test it on Jio or Airtel before you pay
Open the Telegram bot and get your personal VLESS key in about 30 seconds.
Our Telegram bot sends the key within a minute and never asks for a card or KYC documents.
How little we know about you
You do not sign up, so we never get your name, email address or phone number, and no profile exists to leak, sell or pass on. What we see is that a key was issued and the date it runs out; what you do with it stays off our records. The CERT-In directive of 2022 binds only providers with servers in India, obliging them to store five years of user records. Ours are all abroad, out of its reach, as are those of most privacy-minded services. That is one rule we sit outside, not every jurisdiction, and we do not pretend otherwise.
- Nobody asks for your email or phone, and there is nothing to sign up for
- Nothing recorded about which sites you visit or when you connect
- CERT-In retention does not apply: no servers in India
- We hold no card numbers: you pay through UPI or in crypto
- No auto-renewal, no quiet charges
FAQ
Questions people ask before the first key
Are the tools free?
Yes, all of them, with or without a key, and nothing is stored.
Why does the city look wrong?
It is the registration city of your ISP's IP block, not your GPS location. Jio blocks are often registered in Mumbai or Delhi.
What should the tools show with the VPN on?
The server country in all three lines: IP, ISP and city. If the ISP still says Jio or Airtel, the tunnel is not on or DNS is leaking.
Do the tools work with other VPNs?
Yes. They show what any site sees, whoever your provider is.
Can a website see my home address from my IP?
No. It sees the ISP and a registration city. Your address is known to your ISP, not to sites.
Still unsure?
Support and your key both live in the Telegram bot. The setup page explains which client to install.
Open the Telegram bot