pqlq.com

About this network mirror — usage, programmatic access, and data sources.

What this is

pqlq.com

pqlq.com is a modern, fast IP and request-inspection service. Hit / in a browser for a compact network mirror, or curl / from a shell for plain-text output. Endpoints under /api/v1 return structured JSON for programmatic use.

Geo, ASN, and hosting-provider data are looked up from local files at request time — no external API calls, no third-party rate limits, no visitor IPs leaked to upstream services. Lookups are sub-millisecond.

Need higher limits or commercial use?

Building on top of this

The public service is free for casual use. If you are building a product against it, need a guaranteed SLA, want a dedicated rate limit, or are deploying at scale where you want a stable contract — get in touch and we can set you up with a dedicated API key.

Email [email protected] with a short note about your use case and expected volume, and we will reply with options. Self-hosting the open-source code is also a valid path — the repo includes everything needed to run your own instance.

API endpoints

Stable, public

Your IP, plain text
/ip
All fields, JSON
/all.json
Look up any IP
/api/v1/lookup?ip=…
Watchlist check only
/api/v1/watchlists?ip=…
OpenAPI / Swagger UI
/docs
Health check
/healthz

Data sources & attribution

All data is local; no upstream API at request time

Geolocation & ASN
DB-IP Lite — IP-to-City and IP-to-ASN databases, refreshed monthly. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Cloud / hosting provider ranges
Public CIDR lists published by each provider: AWS, Google Cloud, Cloudflare, Oracle Cloud, DigitalOcean. Refreshed weekly.
Privacy / proxy detection
IPinfo Privacy Detection — VPN, proxy, Tor, relay, and hosting flags, refreshed daily when configured. Usage follows the applicable IPinfo data terms for this feed.
Abuse reputation
The Spamhaus Project DROP lists — known-malicious / spam / botnet network ranges, refreshed daily.
Verified crawler ranges
Googlebot and Applebot published IP ranges, refreshed weekly.
WebRTC probe
Client-side only. Uses public STUN servers from Google and Cloudflare to discover the visitor's real public IP for leak detection. No data is sent to pqlq.com as part of the probe.