DNS Lookup
Look up a domain's DNS records from the browser: you run the named resolver's request yourself, and the answer is decoded here.
18 tools in this domain
DNS, IP and network protocol utilities — look up, parse and calculate connectivity answers in your browser, nothing uploaded.
Look up a domain's DNS records from the browser: you run the named resolver's request yourself, and the answer is decoded here.
Compose or check DMARC, SPF and DKIM records with the risky terms named and the SPF lookup count shown — on this device, with nothing resolved.
Every subnet number from one IP and prefix — with the binary math shown, and /31 and /32 handled correctly — entirely on this device.
Split any IPv4 block into a tree, join siblings back, and see what each cloud provider actually reserves — entirely on this device.
Paste a MAC in any notation and get the IEEE-registered assignee, the block that covers it, and an honest answer when no vendor exists — on this device.
Type a port number and see every service the IANA registry lists for it across TCP, UDP and SCTP — plus what really runs there.
Compose frames, script replies and step a WebSocket session on this device — with the handshake key computed and every close code decoded.
Decode any Socket.IO wire packet into type, namespace, ack id and args — or build one from an event form — right on this device.
Paste a raw text/event-stream transcript and see every event parsed by the spec grammar — then replay it with real timing, all on this device.
Lint a Swagger 2.0 or OpenAPI 3.x spec against spec-cited rules and browse it as docs — findings jump to the exact line, entirely on this device.
Upgrade a Swagger 2.0 spec to OpenAPI 3.0 with every mapping shown — servers, requestBody, components — without the spec leaving this device.
Turn the schemas in your OpenAPI spec into realistic example payloads — seeded, deterministic and format-aware — without hosting anything.
Pick any operation in your OpenAPI spec and get a ready request snippet — fetch, axios, curl or Python requests — parameters and auth placeholders included.
Format or minify GraphQL queries and SDL with a canonical printer — errors pinned to line and column, entirely on this device.
See your GraphQL schema as an interactive type graph — fields, relations and reachability from Query — from pasted SDL or introspection JSON.
Generate TypeScript types from GraphQL SDL — objects, inputs, enums, unions and operation result types — with nullability mapped exactly.
All 17 gRPC status codes with meaning, retry guidance, common causes and per-language constants — searchable instantly on this device.
Recompute a Stripe, GitHub or Slack webhook signature from the raw payload and your secret — and see exactly why it does or does not match.