Aivorize Tools is live

Aivorize Tools is now live. It's a home for Aivorize's free, browser-based utility tools, starting with four diagnostics built around one theme: knowing exactly what your internet connection reveals about you. Every tool runs directly in the browser, needs no account, and is free to use.

What is Aivorize Tools?

Aivorize Tools lives at aivorizetools.com, separate from the main Aivorize site so it can grow into its own catalog of small, focused utilities over time. The idea behind it is simple: one tool, one job, done correctly. No accounts, no ads, no dashboards to configure. Open the page, get an answer.

What's live at launch

What Is My IP

Shows your public IPv4 and IPv6 address, ISP name, ASN, and estimated location the moment the page loads, with nothing to click. Available at aivorizetools.com/what-is-my-ip.

VPN Check

Records your baseline IP, then asks you to connect your VPN and compare. It's a genuine before-and-after diagnostic that tells you whether your VPN is actually changing your visible IP and ASN, rather than just assuming it's working because the app says "connected." Available at aivorizetools.com/vpn-check.

WebRTC Leak Test

A browser can expose your real IP address through WebRTC even while a VPN is active, quietly defeating the whole point of using one. This tool forces that check and reports exactly what your browser is leaking. Available at aivorizetools.com/webrtc-leak-test.

DNS Leak Test

When a VPN fails to route DNS queries through its tunnel, an ISP can still see every domain being visited, even with the VPN turned on. This tool surfaces those leaks clearly. Available at aivorizetools.com/dns-leak-test.

Every tool exists because that specific diagnostic is genuinely useful and wasn't available cleanly elsewhere.

— Aivorize Tools philosophy

Why we built it

Most "IP checker" or "VPN test" pages online are cluttered with ads, dubious tracking of their own, or inflated with numbers that look precise but aren't. Aivorize Tools takes the opposite approach: observed data only, plain language explanations instead of raw output dumped on the page, and privacy by design, since these are browser-level diagnostics that execute locally rather than shipping unnecessary data anywhere.

It's also a natural extension of how Aivorize got started. Long before Aivorize became a software company with products like Aivorize QuickSlip, its earliest form, Aivoroty, was a collection of small standalone tools: a calculator, a QR code generator, a unit converter. Aivorize Tools picks that thread back up, this time with a sharper focus and a home of its own.

What's next

Aivorize Tools launches with four tools, but it's built to hold more. Future additions will follow the same rule: one tool, one job, nothing padded on for the sake of looking bigger. If a diagnostic is genuinely useful and isn't cleanly available elsewhere, it has a home here.

Try it

Aivorize Tools is live now at aivorizetools.com. No sign-up required.