IP lookup. A record plus reverse.
Type a hostname. The tool resolves the A + AAAA records, then performs reverse DNS (PTR) on each IP. Reveals the hosting provider, AWS / GCP / Azure region hints, and PTR/A reciprocity status.
Type a hostname OR an IP. The tool resolves A + AAAA, performs reverse DNS (PTR) on each IP, and surfaces the hosting provider hint from the PTR string. CORS-allowed DoH only — no API key, no log.
IPv4 / IPv6 input is auto-detected — switches to reverse-only mode.
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Sources used
- RFC 1035 — DNS A/PTR records · RFC 3596 — AAAA
- Provider hints from PTR strings: AWS amazonaws.com · GCP googleusercontent.com · Azure azurewebsites.net · Cloudflare cloudflare.com
Privacy: queries go to Cloudflare DoH; Digital Heroes doesn't log.
Six questions users ask.
A vs AAAA?
A = IPv4. AAAA = IPv6. IPv6 is ~45% of global traffic as of 2026; missing AAAA means slower performance on IPv6-only mobile carriers.
What is reverse DNS / PTR?
Maps an IP back to a hostname. Set by your hosting provider. AWS, GCP, Azure all set distinctive PTR strings — the fastest hosting-detection signal.
What's PTR/A reciprocity?
Forward (A) and reverse (PTR) should agree. Mail servers reject email from IPs without proper reciprocity.
How to read the PTR hostname?
AWS: ec2-{IP}.{region}.compute.amazonaws.com. GCP: googleusercontent.com. Azure: azurewebsites.net. Cloudflare: 1.1.1.1 brand.
Can I look up by IP directly?
Yes — paste an IPv4 or IPv6 in the input field. The tool detects the format and switches to reverse-only mode.
Does this tool log my queries?
Digital Heroes doesn't log. Cloudflare DoH logs anonymized queries per their privacy policy.