Internet · twenty desks
Names, wires,
and what is behind them.
and what is behind them.
The plumbing end of the estate: what a domain is worth and whether anybody has it, what a certificate log remembers about it, whether a host is reachable from six continents, and a room you can put a hundred people in on a seven-character code. Every probe here runs from your own browser, so what you look up is not passing through a desk of ours on the way.
Pick a door
Streamers
Who Twitch is watching
The hundred most-watched Twitch channels of the last thirty days from TwitchTracker, with average and peak viewers and hours.
Undersea
Cables on the ocean floor
701 cable systems and 1,921 landing stations from TeleGeography, drawn on the page’s own canvas with no map provider.
History of the Internet
How it actually got built
Twenty-eight entries from Shannon’s 1948 paper to IPv4 running out, each dated to when it worked, three marked disputed.
007
The IT arm of LABS
A 24/7 on-call help desk with managed IT, embedded cybersecurity, cloud, backup and compliance, senior coverage on demand.
Network Labs
Probe from six continents
Probe any domain or IP for its DNS, registry record and address owner, sweep seventy-five sites worldwide, and make passwords.
TAP
Who talks on your network
One built-in command, tcpdump or pktmon, captures a minute of packets, and your browser ranks the talkers, protocols and ports.
Resolver
Ask DNS anything
Eight record types for any name from Google and Cloudflare at once, with the delegation chain drawn and SPF and DMARC read.
The Root
Every TLD there is
All 1,438 top-level domains parsed from the root zone file, with nameservers, DNSSEC and glue, stamped with the root’s serial.
Routing
Who announces this address
Any prefix, IP or AS number live from RIPEstat, with its holder, upstreams, downstreams and how many collectors see it.
Outage
Countries and networks flagged by IODA
Which countries, regions and networks IODA has an open event for, when each was flagged, on which signals and how deep.
Network
The console, in one page
Any domain or IP read from your browser over DNS-over-HTTPS and RDAP, new names generated and checked, and a live tech front page.
Domain Names
WHOIS first, then every other check
Any name on any ending read in full from its own registry, then its DNS, mail, certificates, history, look-alikes and price.
Buy Domains
The ones we are actually selling
Short, brandable .llc and premium names from the estate’s own collection, from $1,995 with PayPal checkout and full transfer.
Paper Trail
Every certificate a domain ever had
Every certificate logged for a domain, read off crt.sh as a timeline by issuing authority, with the subdomains they name.
Chat
A room on a seven-character code
A hundred seats on one code, with files to 100MB, voice notes, polls and sealed rooms, swept thirty days after the last word.
Headers
What a site sends before the page
Any site’s redirect chain and response headers through a guarded relay, each security header explained and CSP line by line.
Faults
New CVEs and the ones under attack
Each day’s new vulnerabilities from NIST’s NVD with their CVSS severity, beside CISA’s list of the ones known to be exploited.
Placard
How a link looks when shared
A link’s share tags read and its picture measured, the card drawn in the three shapes readers use, and every flaw named.
Click
Short links that show where they go
A seven-character link that shows whoever opens it the full destination and its host first, with no automatic redirect.
Conferences
Events you can actually go to
Upcoming tech and business conferences from the open confs.tech register and a hand-checked set, each linked to its organiser.