01 — PATH

One check-up, traced to the edge.

Exitglass follows what your Mac sends out — through any proxy or tunnel you use — to the public exit, then asks independent public sources what they see.

StartYour Mac

OptionalProxy or tunnel

Public exit203.0.113.42 · AS64500Sample data

Identity & location

Reputation

Leaks

Services

7sources
Identity & location
IP location, DNS exit, GeoIP databases, time zone and system language.
7sources
Reputation
Residential, datacenter, VPN or Tor evidence; blocklists; BGP and RPKI.
5tests
Leaks
DNS, WebRTC/STUN, IPv6, proxy and TUN state, egress consistency.
3free
Services
Whether ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini are reachable and which region they see. Netflix, YouTube Premium and Disney+ with Pro.

02 — EVIDENCE

Evidence, not a score.

Every finding shows a status, a plain sentence, and how many sources answered. There is no single purity score. A source that can't be reached is shown as Not covered — never counted as a pass.

Check-up · Sample data11 sources · No overall score

LeaksA DNS leak was found.Problem2/2

ServicesServices checked.Unknown1/2

IdentityYour exit is in Springfield, Exampleland.Normal3/3

ReputationReputation sources answered.Normal4/4

answered not covered — never counted as a pass

03 — LEAKS

Five ways a connection can give itself away.

A tunnel only protects what goes through it. Exitglass tests the paths that can quietly go around it.

Five testsIllustration

DNSWhich resolver answers your lookups, and where it sits. Takes another route

WebRTC / STUNThe addresses a browser can expose to a web page. Contained

IPv6Whether IPv6 traffic leaves by a different route. Takes another route

Proxy & TUNHow the system proxy and tunnel interface are set. Contained

EgressWhether several endpoints all see the same exit. Contained

04 — MONITOR PRO

Know the moment your exit changes.

Exitglass re-checks in the background and tells you only when something changes.

Exitglass Monitor window in dark mode showing the current exit and a timeline of recorded changes. — Sample data

Recent events · Sample data

14:02
Exit changed
203.0.113.18 → 203.0.113.42
13:47
Re-checked after a Wi-Fi change
no change
09:15
DNS leak test
Normal → Problem

Exit IP, country or region, network (ASN), or a leak test result changes
Re-checks when Wi-Fi, network or proxy settings change
Your exit in the menu bar: flag, country code and a status dot
Events stay on your Mac for 30 days

05 — HISTORY

Every check-up, kept on your Mac.

History keeps each check-up exactly as it was. Compare two runs to see what changed — a new problem, a different exit, a service that moved region (Pro).

Free

Last 5 check-ups

Pro

Full history, compare, and export to PDF, CSV or JSON

Run A · 09:10Run B · 14:02

LeaksNormalProblem

Exit203.0.113.18203.0.113.42

GeminiReachableUnknown

Sample data · changed cells highlighted

06 — PLANS

Free and Pro

Free

No time limit, no account.

Unlimited check-ups
Leak tests
3 services
Advanced diagnostics (DNS, TLS, HTTP, routes)
Last 5 check-ups in History
Exit in the menu bar, no alerts

Pro

$19.99once

One-time purchase. All 2.x updates.

Everything in Free
All services
Change alerts and background re-checks
Full history, compare and export
Batch and CIDR IP checks

Try Pro free

See full comparison

No install? Run the web check.

See your exit IP, source-linked reputation evidence and an in-browser WebRTC leak test. It's a point-in-time look from one browser.

Open the IP check

07 — PRIVACY

Your network checks are not our dataset.

Stays on your Mac

Targets, results and history. No account, no app telemetry.

Only when you run a check

Requests to the sources that check lists — nothing else.

Otherwise

Licensing and updates.