Wirewiki launches as a free map of the internet
In this article, you’ll discover:
- How Wirewiki maps out the hidden parts of the web.
- A new tool to see how your website is actually connected.
- Why keeping the internet open and clear is important.
- The way to check your DNS and server data for free.
The internet often feels like magic. You type a name into your browser and a website appears. But underneath that simple act is a massive web of cables and servers. A new platform called Wirewiki just launched to show us exactly how that “wiring” works. It acts as a live, open map for the infrastructure that keeps us all online.
Browsing the hidden connections
Most of us use basic tools to check a domain name or an IP address when something breaks. Usually, you get one answer and that is it. Wirewiki is different because it connects all those dots. You can jump from a website name to its DNS server and then see every other site sharing that same space. It makes the internet feel less like a mystery and more like a searchable library.
Built by a tech expert
The person behind this project is Ruurtjan Pul. He previously built a tool called Nslookup.io which millions of people use. He realized that answering one question at a time was not enough. He wanted to build a way for people to explore the web. Whether you are a website owner or just curious, this tool helps you see the big picture of your digital footprint.
Keeping the web transparent
A few giant companies own most of the internet today. This can make it hard to know where your data actually lives. This new platform scans the entire IPv4 space to find active servers and keep things honest. By making this data free, the creators hope to help everyone understand who is really running the show behind the scenes.
What comes next
Right now, you can use the site to check your DNS or see if your email settings are correct. Later this year, they plan to add info about hosting providers and global networks. It is a great resource for anyone who wants to stay informed about how our digital world is built.
“Wirewiki is the result – a platform designed not just to answer questions, but to help people explore how the internet is wired together.”
