It Hurts When IP

Public IP, location, ISP, reverse DNS, and basic privacy signals.

We’ll tell you where it hurts.

Your IP address reveals more than most people expect. This page shows your public IP, approximate location, ISP/ASN, reverse DNS, and a few quick privacy flags.

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Design note: the mascot here is intentionally an original, simplified silhouette inspired by classic “sticker” aesthetics, but not derived from copyrighted characters.

Note: Location and ISP data are approximate and derived from IP geolocation databases. Use for informational purposes.

Placeholders for tasteful, medical-context advertising (sexual health / ED / urology). Swap these links with your ad provider or affiliates.

Concerned about ED or performance changes?

Discreet, clinician-backed telehealth options exist. If symptoms persist, talk to a licensed provider.

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Painful urination, urgency, or frequent UTIs?

These can have many causes. Consider evaluation by a professional, especially if symptoms worsen or persist.

Learn when to seek care →

Better habits, better outcomes

Sleep, stress, and cardiovascular health strongly influence sexual function. Small changes can matter.

Evidence-based tips →

Fast facts

Quick interpretation of what your IP is currently telling the internet.

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IP Tools

Lookup any IP, extract IPs from an email header, and generate a simple, human-readable summary.

Lookup an IP address

Enter an IP above and click Lookup.

This uses a public IP geolocation API. For production, you may want a server-side proxy to protect your API key.

Email header IP extractor

Paste an email header above, then click Extract.

Tip: focus on the earliest “Received:” lines; later lines are often added by intermediate servers.

Explain what this likely means

Run a lookup first, then generate an explanation.

Why your IP “leaks” context

A practical, non-hysterical explanation of what an IP address can reveal and what it can’t.

What an IP address usually revealscommon

Your approximate city/region, your ISP or organization, and sometimes whether you appear residential vs corporate. It generally does not reveal your exact street address on its own.

When it gets more specificedge cases

If you’re on a workplace/school network, your IP may map to that organization. Some niche providers may have small IP blocks that geolocate more precisely, but accuracy varies.

Reducing the “hurt”practical

A reputable VPN can change what sites see (they’ll see the VPN exit IP). Also consider browser privacy settings, limiting third-party cookies, and keeping devices updated.

Medical advertising notepolicy

Keep sponsored content medical-context and clearly labeled. Avoid explicit imagery; prioritize safety, compliance, and user trust.