Ip-Tracer is a simple IP address lookup tool that finds publicly available information related to IP addresses. It collects details such as country, region, city, ISP, timezone, and other available network information. You can install Ip-Tracer in Termux and perform basic IP address lookup tasks using simple commands.
Here’s what you can do with Ip-Tracer in Termux:
- Lookup information about an IP address.
- View your public IP address.
- Check country and city information.
- Find ISP and timezone details.
- Learn basic IP reconnaissance.
- Practice networking commands.
How to Install Ip-Tracer in Termux
Below are the simple commands to install Ip-Tracer in Termux. Open Termux and run these commands one by one.
Update Termux packages.
pkg update && pkg upgrade -y
Install required packages.
pkg install git wget w3m -y
Clone the Ip-Tracer repository.
git clone https://github.com/Achik-Ahmed/Ip-Tracer
Move into the tool directory.
cd Ip-Tracer
Give execution permission.
chmod +x *
Start the tool.
bash ip-tracer.sh
After running the command, the Ip-Tracer menu will open inside the Termux terminal.
How to Use Ip-Tracer in Termux
Start the tool anytime using the following commands.
cd Ip-Tracer
bash ip-tracer.sh
After running the tool, the following menu will appear inside the Termux terminal:
~{1}--My ip
~{2}--Track Ip Target
~{3}--About Me
~{4}--Quit- My IP : Displays information related to your current public IP address.
- Track IP Target : Looks up publicly available information about a target IP address.
- About Me : Displays information about the developer and the tool.
- Quit : Closes Ip-Tracer and returns to the Termux terminal.
Choose the option you want and Ip-Tracer will automatically perform the selected IP lookup task and display the results.
Credits
Ip-Tracer was developed by Achik Ahmed and released as an open-source project on GitHub. Credit goes to Achik Ahmed for creating and maintaining this simple IP address lookup tool.