Aivorize Tools

Aivorize Tools
Developer(s)	Aivorize
Initial release	2026
Engine
Operating system	Web browser (cross-platform)
Type	Internet privacy and network diagnostic utilities
License	Free to use

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Aivorize Tools is a free, browser-based suite of internet and privacy diagnostic utilities developed by Aivorize, a Pakistan-based software company. The product provides users with tools to check their public IP address, verify whether a VPN connection is functioning correctly, and test for common privacy leaks, including WebRTC and DNS leaks. The site is accessible at aivorizetools.com and operates without requiring user accounts or logins.

Background

Aivorize Tools was developed by Aivorize as an application of the company's founding philosophy, building narrow, functional, single-purpose tools, to the specific domain of internet privacy and network diagnostics. The company has described this as a deliberate return to elements of its original 2023 format as Aivoroty, a free web tools site, applied this time to a focused product rather than a broad, general-purpose utility collection.

The product was launched following Aivorize's first major release, Aivorize QuickSlip, as the company's second publicly available product.

Tools

Aivorize Tools consists of four primary diagnostic utilities, each addressing a specific aspect of a user's internet connection:

What Is My IP

Displays the user's public IPv4 and IPv6 address, along with associated network information such as their internet service provider (ISP) and Autonomous System Number (ASN). The tool also reads and displays local browser information, including user agent, language, time zone, and screen resolution, processed entirely within the user's browser.

VPN Check

Allows a user to record a baseline reading of their unprotected connection, then connect to a VPN and run a second comparison test. The tool reports whether the user's IP address, IPv6 address, and WebRTC data changed as expected, intended to verify whether a VPN connection is masking the user's identity correctly rather than only assuming it is functioning based on the VPN application's own interface.

WebRTC Leak Test

Tests whether a user's web browser is exposing their real IP address through WebRTC ICE candidates, a known privacy leak vector that can reveal a user's underlying IP address even when a VPN is active, depending on browser configuration.

DNS Leak Test

Checks which DNS servers are resolving a user's internet requests, intended to help users confirm whether their DNS queries are being routed through their VPN's encrypted tunnel or are leaking directly through their internet service provider, which would allow the ISP to observe browsing activity despite an active VPN connection.

Data handling

According to the company's published privacy policy, Aivorize Tools does not store users' IP addresses, browser data, or diagnostic results after a request is completed; each tool's results are processed and returned directly to the user's browser without being written to a database or log file by the company. The company's IP-related tools rely on a third-party network intelligence provider to retrieve geolocation, ISP, and ASN data associated with a queried IP address, and the DNS Leak Test relies on a separate third-party service to detect active DNS resolvers. The product does not require user accounts, and the company states it holds no stored personal data linked to individual visitors.

The site also publishes a separate "Methodology" page describing, in technical detail, how each tool's underlying detection methods work and their known accuracy limitations, including that IP-based geolocation is approximate rather than precise.

Companion content

Aivorize Tools maintains a companion blog covering topics related to internet privacy, VPN leak detection, IP address geolocation, and network diagnostics, intended to accompany the site's tools with explanatory and educational content on related subjects.

Reception

As a recently launched product from an early-stage, self-funded company, public reception of Aivorize Tools consists primarily of its own published user-facing documentation and methodology pages. The product has been submitted to several third-party software directories and listing platforms.

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