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Help & Documentation

Everything you need to know about using Locapeak

Getting Started

  1. Enter a website URL (e.g., example.com or https://example.com)
  2. Click "Analyze Website" to start the multi-region analysis
  3. Wait for the analysis to complete (usually 5-15 seconds)
  4. View and compare results from different regions
  5. Click on screenshots to switch between regional data

Understanding Results

Regional Screenshots

Visual captures of how the website appears from each probe location. Click thumbnails to view detailed information for that region. Double-click to view full-size screenshots.

Page Details

Basic metadata including page title, meta description, generator (CMS/framework), and server information.

DNS Information

Domain resolution data including A records (IP addresses) and nameservers. Useful for diagnosing DNS propagation issues.

SSL Certificate

Certificate validity information including issue date, expiration date, and issuing authority.

Technologies

Detected JavaScript frameworks, CSS frameworks, analytics tools, and marketing platforms used on the website.

Regional Metadata

Probe-specific information including the probe's IP address and analysis time (in milliseconds).

API Documentation

Locapeak provides a JSON API for programmatic access. Perfect for automation, monitoring, and integration with other tools.

Endpoint

GET /api/analyze?url={website_url}

Example Request

curl "https://locapeak.com/api/analyze?url=example.com"

Response Format

Returns a JSON object with analysis results from all regions. Each region includes:

  • region: Region name
  • screenshot: Base64-encoded screenshot (data URI)
  • data: Complete analysis data (page, DNS, SSL, technologies)
  • metadata: Probe information (IP, latency)

View Interactive API Documentation →

Rate Limits

To ensure fair usage and server stability:

  • Free tier: Limited requests per day per IP address
  • Limits reset 24 hours after your first request
  • API and web interface share the same rate limit

Multi-Region Ping Tool

The Ping Tool allows you to ping any IP address or domain from multiple probe servers located in different geographic regions. This helps you:

  • Identify routing issues: See if some regions have connectivity problems
  • Measure latency: Compare response times from different locations
  • Test CDN performance: Check if your CDN is resolving to the nearest server
  • Diagnose packet loss: Identify network reliability issues by region

Note: Some servers may block ICMP ping requests. Results showing 100% packet loss may indicate blocked pings rather than server unavailability. The tool sends 4 ping packets to each target from each region.

Multi-Region Traceroute Tool

The Traceroute Tool traces the network path to any IP address or domain from multiple probe servers. This reveals:

  • Network path differences: See how routing varies by geographic location
  • Hop-by-hop latency: Identify where delays occur in the network path
  • Geographic routing: View the physical locations (city, region, country) of each hop
  • Visual route mapping: Interactive map showing the geographic path taken by your data
  • ISP identification: See which ISPs and networks handle your traffic
  • CDN routing behavior: Verify if your CDN is routing to the optimal edge server
  • Routing issues: Detect asymmetric routing or suboptimal paths
  • Anycast detection: Identify anycast IPs with special handling

Enhanced IP Information: Each hop's IP address is automatically enriched with geographic location and ISP data using the ipinfo.io service. Anycast IPs (like Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1) will use the previous hop's location for more accurate routing analysis.

Interactive Map: Geographic coordinates from each hop are plotted on an interactive map showing the physical network path. Nearby coordinates are automatically spaced out (jittered) for better visibility when multiple hops are in the same city.

Note: Traceroutes can take 30-60 seconds to complete. Some routers don't respond to traceroute probes and will appear as asterisks (*) in the results. This is normal and doesn't indicate a problem. Private/internal IPs are marked as "Bogon".

IP Address Extractor Tool

The IP Extractor Tool is a fast, client-side tool for extracting and filtering IP addresses from logs, text, or any other content. This helps you:

  • Parse logs quickly: Extract IPs from server logs, firewall logs, or application logs
  • Filter by IP version: Show only IPv4, only IPv6, or both
  • Extract CIDRs: Capture CIDR notation ranges (e.g., 192.168.1.0/24) along with IPs
  • Deduplicate automatically: Option to show only unique IP addresses
  • Sort intelligently: Automatically sort IPs (IPv4 numerically, then IPv6)
  • Copy & download: One-click copy to clipboard or download as text file
  • Real-time processing: Results update as you type (100% client-side, no server upload)

Extraction Modes:

  • Only IPs: Extract IP addresses only, excluding CIDR ranges
  • Include CIDRs: Extract both IP addresses and CIDR notation ranges
  • CIDRs Only: Extract only CIDR ranges, excluding individual IPs

Supported Formats: Detects IPv4 addresses (e.g., 192.168.1.1), IPv6 addresses (e.g., 2001:db8::1), IPv4 CIDRs (e.g., 10.0.0.0/24), and IPv6 CIDRs (e.g., 2001:db8::/32). The tool handles various IPv6 notations including compressed format.

Real-time Statistics: View instant stats showing total IPs found, IPv4 count, IPv6 count, and CIDR count.

Note: All processing happens in your browser – no data is sent to servers. The tool uses advanced regex patterns to accurately detect valid IP addresses and reject invalid ones (like 999.999.999.999).

IP Lookup Lookup Tool

The IP Lookup Lookup Tool provides comprehensive information including IP geolocation, ASN details, domain network data, and country prefix lookups. This helps you:

IP Address Lookup

  • Identify IP locations: Get country, city, and region information
  • Discover network ownership: Find ASN, AS name, and AS domain
  • Validate bogon IPs: Detect private, loopback, multicast, and reserved addresses
  • Copy JSON responses: Export data in JSON format for further processing

ASN Lookup

  • Get ASN details: Retrieve AS name, domain, and complete prefix lists
  • View IPv4 & IPv6 prefixes: See all network ranges associated with an ASN
  • Prefix aggregation: Automatically collapsed and minimized for efficiency

Domain Lookup

  • Lookup by AS domain: Find all ASNs, prefixes, and countries for a domain
  • Network footprint: See the complete IP space controlled by a company
  • Multi-country presence: Identify global infrastructure distribution

Country Lookup

  • Get country prefixes: Retrieve all IPv4 and IPv6 ranges for a country
  • Multi-country queries: Lookup multiple countries at once (comma-separated)
  • Geolocation filtering: Useful for geo-blocking and traffic analysis

Supported Formats: Standard IPv4 (e.g., 8.8.8.8), IPv6 (e.g., 2001:4860:4860::8888), ASN with or without prefix (AS15169 or 15169), domain names (google.com), and country codes (US, GB, etc.).

Note: IP lookup data comes from MaxMindDB databases. Network data comes from DuckDB datasets with Parquet-based storage. Not all queries will have complete information. Bogon IPs are flagged and won't have geolocation data.

Client-Side Latency Test

The Latency Test Tool measures network latency from your browser to various servers worldwide. This client-side tool helps you:

  • Measure real latency: Test actual network performance from your exact location
  • Identify fastest servers: See which global services respond quickest to you
  • Compare CDN performance: Evaluate different content delivery networks
  • Diagnose slow connections: Identify which services are slow from your location
  • Browser-based testing: No server-side infrastructure needed

How It Works: The tool makes a single request to each server's favicon.ico file and measures the round-trip time. Tests are performed sequentially (one at a time) to avoid bandwidth competition and ensure accurate measurements. After all tests complete, results are automatically sorted from lowest to highest latency.

What's Measured: Total latency includes DNS resolution, TCP connection establishment, TLS handshake (for HTTPS), and request/response time.

Note: Some servers may block cross-origin requests due to CORS policies. Failed requests will show "N/A" in the latency column. Sequential testing ensures measurements aren't affected by parallel request competition.

Need More Help?

Check out our FAQ section for common questions and answers.