Locate any IP address on an interactive map with ISP details, ASN information, and precise geographic coordinates.
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Enter any IP address and PingKit resolves its physical location, displaying the result on a native Apple Maps view. You get the country, city, latitude and longitude, ISP name, and Autonomous System Number -- everything you need to understand where an IP is and who operates it.
IP locations are plotted on a full interactive map. Zoom, pan, and switch between standard and satellite views to understand the geographic context of any address.
See which Internet Service Provider or hosting company operates the network. Distinguish between residential ISPs, cloud providers like AWS or Google Cloud, and content delivery networks.
Every IP belongs to an Autonomous System. PingKit shows the ASN and organization name, letting you identify the network operator and understand routing relationships.
Get latitude and longitude for each IP lookup along with the city, region, and country. Useful for verifying server locations, CDN edge nodes, and VPN exit points.
Hosting a website or API? Verify that your server is actually running in the region you specified. Cloud providers sometimes place instances in unexpected data centers. A quick geolocation check confirms the physical location matches your expectations.
VPN services claim to route your traffic through specific countries. Use IP Geolocation to check whether your VPN exit IP actually resolves to the advertised location. If your "London" VPN server geolocates to Frankfurt, you are not getting what you paid for.
When you see an unfamiliar IP in your logs or network traffic, geolocation provides immediate context. An IP from a country where you have no users or business relationships warrants closer inspection. Combine with Whois lookup to identify the organization behind it.
Content delivery, regulatory compliance, and data sovereignty all depend on knowing where servers are physically located. GDPR, for example, has specific rules about where EU citizen data can be processed. IP Geolocation helps verify that your infrastructure meets geographic requirements.
PingKit combines IP Geolocation with a full suite of network tools. After locating an IP, run a Traceroute to see the path your traffic takes to reach it, use Ping to measure latency, or perform a Whois lookup to get detailed ownership records. The Visual Route Map even plots every hop on the map so you can see the geographic path your data travels across the internet.
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Download Free on the App StoreRequires iOS 17.0 or later.