IP-Tracer is a simple information gathering and IP address tracking tool that is used to find details about public IP addresses directly from the terminal. It can show information like country, city, ISP, timezone, latitude, longitude, and network details using an online IP API service. IP-Tracer was developed for Linux and Termux environments and can be used easily on Android devices through the Termux terminal application.
Below are the IP-Tracer installation and usage commands in Termux. You can copy the commands one by one and paste them into the Termux terminal to install and use the IP-Tracer tool.
IP-Tracer Installation Commands
First, update all Termux packages:
pkg update && pkg upgrade -yInstall Git package:
pkg install git -yClone the IP-Tracer GitHub repository:
git clone https://github.com/rajkumardusad/IP-Tracer.gitMove into the IP-Tracer directory:
cd IP-TracerGive executable permission to the installer:
chmod +x installRun the installation script:
bash installCheck whether IP-Tracer is installed successfully:
traceIP-Tracer uses ip-api service to retrieve IP address information directly from the terminal.
How to use IP-Tracer in Termux
IP-Tracer uses simple commands to track public IP address information directly from the Termux terminal. Below are some important usage commands that can be used for basic IP information gathering tasks.
Track your own public IP address:
trace -mTrack another IP address:
trace -t 8.8.8.8Track a custom target IP address:
trace -t TARGET_IPOpen the IP-Tracer help menu:
traceUse the alternative IP-Tracer command format:
ip-tracer -mTrack another IP using alternative command:
ip-tracer -t 1.1.1.1Open the interactive IP-Tracer menu:
trace startUpdate IP-Tracer tool:
trace updateRemove IP-Tracer from Termux:
trace -rmChoose the command you want and IP-Tracer will automatically retrieve the available public IP address details directly inside the Termux terminal.
