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What is my IP? See your public IP address with geolocation, WHOIS and blacklist status. Use DNS Lookup for reverse DNS (PTR).
IP / CIDR Toolkit [local] Inspect one IPv4 or IPv6 address or prefix, then normalize lists by removing duplicates and covered ranges and collapsing them to the smallest CIDR set.
Subnet Calculator [local] Classic IPv4 subnet calculator: network, broadcast, host range, mask and host count.
IP Extractor Extract IPv4 and IPv6 addresses from logs, configs or other text, deduplicated in first-seen order.

DNS Resolution Explorer Trace DNS resolution from the root to the authoritative answer, inspect nameservers and DNSSEC, or run the existing quick and reverse DNS lookup.

TLS Chain Explorer Inspect live TLS certificate chains, validate trust and download certificates, with a dedicated PAN-OS EDL Certificate Profile workflow.
HTTP Headers See exactly which request headers your browser sends to this server.

TOTP Generator [local] Generate RFC-compatible TOTP authentication codes from a Base32 secret or otpauth URI. Nothing leaves your browser.

PAN-OS Object Toolkit [local] Analyze pasted PAN-OS objects and security rules for duplicates, equivalent objects, covered networks, empty groups and dangling references — entirely in your browser.

Encode / Decode [local] Encode and decode Base64, hex, URL, HTML entities, ROT13 and binary, or inspect a JWT. Nothing leaves your browser.

Diff / Compare [local] Compare two lists, files, JSON/CSV/XML/YAML documents or binaries, entirely in the browser.

Cron Inspector [local] Read any cron expression in plain English, see the next runs, and get warned before a wildcard minute field costs you sixty e-mails.
Console An in-browser terminal for Pixtria: run network lookup commands, use the list-compare engine shared with /diff, and jump to any page from the keyboard.

Ping Pong [local] Pong, in a canvas, because every good toolbox needs one pointless thing.