my.ipinfo.app is the "what is my IP" corner of the ipinfo.app suite — it shows your public IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, ISP, geolocation, WHOIS data, DNS blocklist status, VPN likelihood, and a full browser fingerprint. The app was recently rewritten in Node.js, replacing an older PHP stack, and is significantly more efficient as a result.
This week saw a full visual redesign alongside several meaningful new features.
Redesign
The redesign was the biggest single change — a complete ground-up rebuild of the frontend. The old look had served its time, but it was showing its age. The new version moves to a dark terminal aesthetic with semantic colour coding that makes the data scannable at a glance rather than just present on the page.
Beyond looks, the new design puts more data front and centre. Your connection details, browser fingerprint, IP reputation, and geolocation are all visible at once — no digging around, no clicking through to find what you came for. Everything is right there.
We're still tweaking things, and there's more to come. If you have a suggestion or run into something that doesn't look right, feel free to reach out — feedback is always welcome. We hope you enjoy it.
Speed Test
The biggest new feature is a speed test card. The page already tells you a lot about your connection — your IP, your ISP, your ASN — but had nothing to say about how fast it actually was. The speed test fills that gap.
The test starts with a quick probe to measure your baseline speed, then opens multiple parallel streams scaled to your connection — the faster your link, the more streams. Combined throughput across all streams gives an accurate picture of what your connection can actually do.
Once the origin result is in, a second test runs against the nearest Cloudflare edge node. CDN throughput is typically much faster than origin throughput, so the two results display side-by-side for a direct comparison.
Alongside the download tests, the server measures round-trip latency to Google DNS and Cloudflare using TCP probes — three per host — and reports min/avg/max.
Reputation Card
If you've ever wondered why a service is blocking you, whether your IP has been flagged for abuse, or just want a quick sanity check on your connection, the reputation card is where to look. It checks your IPv4 and IPv6 addresses against four sources — DNS blocklists (45 zones for IPv4, 6 for IPv6), GreyNoise, StopForumSpam, and Shodan InternetDB — and gives you a quick read on whether anything is worth investigating.
The card now leads with a clean status summary: one badge per source, at a glance. If your IP is clean across the board, that's all you see. If something comes back listed — blocklist matches, open ports, known scanner activity — the detail expands below so you can dig in. It's a useful first stop for basic diagnostics before going deeper.
This has been a big update — a full redesign, a new speed test, improved reputation data, and a lot of small refinements along the way. We're still iterating, and more improvements are planned. Head over to my.ipinfo.app and give it a try, or explore the rest of the suite at ipinfo.app — we hope you enjoy the new experience, and as always, feedback is welcome.