MyIPNow

MyIPNow is a compact network toolkit for Android that bundles nine essential utilities to inspect and troubleshoot your internet connection, making it useful for IT professionals, network engineers, sysadmins and curious users alike. The app reveals your public IPv4/IPv6 addresses, ISP and geolocation details, performs DNS and WHOIS queries, checks blacklists, runs ping and speed tests, and offers subnet and ASN tools plus a password generator — all without requiring an account. Install MyIPNow to get fast, on-device diagnostics and quick access to public-query tools when you need to verify connectivity or investigate issues.

Key Features

⭐ IP lookup with immediate display of public IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, ISP, ASN, timezone and coordinates; look up any IP or domain for full geolocation details.

⭐ DNS lookup that queries A, AAAA, MX, TXT, NS, CNAME, SOA and PTR records with options for single-type queries or all records and a raw JSON view.

⭐ WHOIS lookup providing registrar, registrant, nameservers, registration and expiry dates and DNSSEC status; supports common TLDs and IP WHOIS.

⭐ IP blacklist check scanning against 80+ major blacklist databases, showing listed/clean counts and progress with direct access to listed entries.

⭐ Ping test to measure latency, minimum/maximum/average times and packet loss to public services or any custom host you specify.

⭐ Speed test with live gauges for download and upload speeds plus ping, jitter and a simple quality rating.

Advantages

✅ No account required and no persistent data stored on your device; core utilities run locally for privacy and speed.

✅ MyIPNow consolidates multiple network tools into a single interface so you can diagnose connectivity, DNS, routing and blacklist issues without switching apps.

✅ Uses public lookup APIs when necessary and MyIPNow’s own geolocation service for quick lookups while keeping requests minimal.

✅ Also available as a browser extension for popular browsers, providing the same quick-access utilities when you need them in a desktop environment.

Disadvantages

❎ Some lookups rely on public APIs, which can be subject to rate limits or occasional delays outside the app’s control.

❎ Geolocation and WHOIS data depend on third-party records and may not always be perfectly accurate or up to date.

❎ Advanced features such as ASN mapping or full subnet allocation tables may require familiarity with networking concepts to interpret effectively.