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live connection trace

You are being watched.

Almost everything you do online is monitored, logged, tracked and traced — often before you've even finished loading the page. Here's what this one connection already gave away.

connection.trace — read only
IP address216.73.216.150
Located inUS / Columbus
BrowserUnknown ?
PlatformUnknown
ISP hostnamecould not be resolved
User-agent stringMozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; ClaudeBot/1.0; +claudebot@anthropic.com)
briefing

Welcome to Anonly.me

That single readout above came from nothing more than your browser saying hello. Your IP address, your rough location, your operating system, even your user-agent string — all handed over automatically, on every site you visit.

And it doesn't stop there. Everything you type into a form or click on a button is, more often than not, stored somewhere in a database you'll never see.

Luckily there's something you can do about it. Find out what — and start putting distance between yourself and the trackers.