Clear utility
The site focuses on simple network questions: public IP, local IP, router IP, DHCP, device guides and connection diagnostics.
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About ip-local.com
SIMPLE IP TOOLS
ip-local.com is a small independent project created to help people understand local IP addresses, public IP addresses, router addresses and basic connection details without ads, cookies or unnecessary noise.
Why this project exists
Many connection problems start with a simple question: what is my IP? The answer can be confusing because a device may have a local IP inside the home or office network, a public IP used on the internet and a router IP that opens the gateway configuration page.
ip-local.com tries to make those ideas clear with fast tools, short guides and practical diagnostic pages that normal users, support teams and IT professionals can use without fighting popups or clutter.
Privacy-first
The core tools work without an account, without advertising and without tracking cookies.
Built for support
The diagnostic page helps users copy useful connection details when a technician needs context for a ticket, chat or email.
Small and maintained
The project is intentionally small, practical and maintained as a clean reference for everyday network checks.
What you can do here
- Check your public IP address.
- Understand the difference between local IP, public IP and router IP.
- Find your local IP on Windows, macOS, Android and iPhone.
- Open common router addresses such as 192.168.1.1 and 192.168.0.1.
- Use a connection diagnostic page to copy useful technical details for support.
Who maintains it
ip-local.com is maintained by Francesc Estrada Segura, an IT professional with real-world experience supporting users, business networks, remote access, routers, devices and everyday connectivity problems.
The project is built from practical situations: helping someone connect, identify their network, understand what a router address means or send clean diagnostic information to a support team.
Project links
These profiles help connect the site with its public project presence.
Contact
For questions, suggestions or corrections, use the contact page.
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