
I Built Free Developer Tools That Respect Your Privacy
I Built Free Developer Tools That Respect Your Privacy Every developer has that moment. You need to check your public IP, so you Google "what is my IP" and land on a page with 47 ads, three cookie banners, and a privacy policy that reads like a confession. Or you need a quick WHOIS lookup and somehow end up creating an account just to see who registered a domain. I got tired of it. So I built two tools that do the job without the nonsense. Tool #1: MyIP — Your IP, Nothing Else 🔗 myip.blunek.services A retro terminal-style IP checker. Open it in a browser and you get your IP address, approximate location, and ISP displayed in a clean terminal aesthetic. But the real power is in the terminal: $ curl myip.blunek.services That's it. Your IP, location, and ISP. Readable, fast, done. API Endpoints # Human-readable format curl myip.blunek.services # Structured JSON (great for scripts) curl myip.blunek.services/json # Just the raw IP (perfect for variable assignment) curl myip.blunek.services/
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