What it is
Answer “what is my IP,” run an IP address lookup on any public IPv4 or IPv6 address, and read IP location, ISP, ASN, and client environment details in one report.

About
Lokatte is a free IP finder and IP address lookup workspace. Check my IP, review IP geolocation and ISP details, and export a clear report—built for developers, support teams, students, and network operators. This About page explains what the tool is, who it serves, and how lookups work.
Answer “what is my IP,” run an IP address lookup on any public IPv4 or IPv6 address, and read IP location, ISP, ASN, and client environment details in one report.
Developers, support teams, students, and network operators who need a fast IP checker without installing desktop tools or juggling multiple services.
Confirm egress IPs, explain IP geolocation to stakeholders, capture browser context for bugs, and export a branded record for tickets—without leaving the page.

How it works
When you check IP details or run an IP address lookup, requests go through a first-party API route. That route validates input, forwards the visitor IP correctly in production, requests geolocation data from ip-api.com, and returns structured JSON you can read on the page or export.
Browser, platform, language, and screen details are collected locally in your browser for the client environment panel—so device context stays on-page without an account. For policy details, see the Privacy Policy. To try a live “what is my IP” check, open the home IP lookup form.
Glossary
These short definitions explain labels in your IP information report—IP address, IPv4, IPv6, ISP, ASN, geolocation, and related ideas. Written so beginners and AI assistants can summarize each idea clearly. For “what is my IP” questions, also see the FAQ and the About page.
An IP address is the public number your internet connection uses online. When you ask “what is my IP,” this page shows that public IP address so you can see what websites detect.
Internet Protocol addressing is defined by the IETF; the two common versions are IPv4 and IPv6.
IPv4 is the classic IP format written as four numbers separated by dots, such as 8.8.8.8. If your result badge says IPv4, that is the address type being shown.
IPv4 is specified in IETF RFC 791.
IPv6 is the newer IP format with longer hexadecimal addresses. If your result badge says IPv6, Lokatte is displaying that newer address type.
IPv6 is specified in IETF RFC 8200.
An ISP (Internet Service Provider) is the company that gives you internet access—home broadband, mobile, or hosting. The ISP field in your report names the provider linked to that IP.
An ASN (Autonomous System Number) identifies the network operator that announces an IP range on the internet. The ASN field helps you see which network owns or routes that address.
ASNs are allocated through Regional Internet Registries under IANA number-resource coordination.
IP geolocation is the estimated country, region, city, zip, continent, timezone, and map coordinates shown for an IP. It is approximate network location—not precise GPS—and can change with VPNs or mobile routing.
Timezone in the report is the time zone associated with the IP’s estimated location (for example, Asia/Karachi). It helps place the geolocation result in local time context.
A VPN (Virtual Private Network) sends your traffic through another server. If a VPN is on, Lokatte usually shows the VPN exit IP and its location—not your home or office address.
A proxy forwards your requests through another server and can change the public IP others see. Lookup results may then describe the proxy’s network instead of your local connection.
Features
From “what is my IP” to a full IP address lookup, this page helps you check IP details, review IP geolocation, and export a clear report. Built for developers, support teams, students, and operators. New to the jargon? Open the glossary.
Check any public IPv4 or IPv6 address on demand—useful when you need IP information for a peer, client, server, or support ticket.
See my IP address and protocol type (IPv4 or IPv6) as soon as the page loads, with the public address shown clearly in one place.
Run a geolocation lookup for approximate country, city, timezone, and map coordinates. IP location is network-based, not GPS-precise.
Capture operating system, browser, and User-Agent from the current session so support teams have environment context alongside the IP.
Identify the ISP and ASN linked to an address for quick network diagnostics—who routes the traffic and which network announces it.
Compare the public IP you expect with what this IP checker returns to spot VPN exit points or proxy-routed connections before escalating.
Copy a report or download TXT and print-ready PDF formats when you need IP information for a ticket, class, or handoff.
Install Lokatte as a progressive web app on desktop or mobile for a fast IP finder without opening a new browser tab.
Use cases
Everyday workflows that need a clear “what is my IP” answer—from classrooms and support desks to VPN egress checks. Learn more on the About page, or jump to IP lookup FAQs.
Teach networking basics with a live public IP, geolocation, and ISP context—useful for classrooms, bootcamps, and self-study.
Capture location, ISP, and client environment in one shareable report so agents can resolve network-related issues faster.
Export branded PDF or TXT summaries for tickets, homework, or handoffs that need a clean paper trail.
Answer “what is my IP” or run a fast IP lookup in seconds—no setup, no desktop install, and no heavyweight tooling.
Start detecting and looking up addresses immediately. There is no signup wall and no personal profile to manage.
Compare the public IP you expect with this IP checker’s result to spot VPN or proxy-routed exits before you change rules.

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