Outbound cloud connection
Cloud communication uses outbound HTTPS (443). No internet-facing inbound firewall rule is required.
For small teams without a full-time network team
IP management for the person everyone calls when the network breaks
Install one agent, then keep IPs, MACs, device names, owners, DHCP clues, and recent logs in one place.
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Agent-based discovery
Ask with AI · paid plans
Agent online
Office LAN · 192.168.1.0/24
73Used
121Free
3Offline
1Flagged
| IP | Status | Device | Owner | Last seen |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 192.168.1.21 | online | Printer | Finance | 2 min ago |
| 192.168.1.37 | free | - | - | never |
| 192.168.1.42 | online | Unknown | - | now |
| 192.168.1.47 | flagged | Laptop | Dev | 4 min ago |
| 192.168.1.58 | reserved | AP spare | IT | - |
| 192.168.1.91 | offline | NAS backup | IT | 3 days ago |
IP inventory
192.168.1.21online
Printer · Finance · seen 2 min ago
192.168.1.42online
Unknown device · first seen now
192.168.1.47flagged
Laptop · Dev · seen 4 min ago
Who owns 192.168.1.47, and why was it flagged?
Answered from inventory, MAC bindings, recent logs
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Spreadsheets drift, mystery devices appear, conflicts happen. Someone still has to figure it out. Usually you.
Spreadsheets are too fragile. Enterprise network suites are too heavy. ipuipu fits in between.
AI / MCP
Ask your network inventory like a teammate
Use IPUIPU with AI tools through Remote MCP/API where supported. Ask about IPs, MACs, owners, recent logs, and low-conflict free IP candidates in natural language.
YouFind 5 low-conflict free IP candidates. Check DHCP, static allocations, and recent logs first.
IPUIPU via MCPI found 5 candidates. I checked inventory status, DHCP data known to IPUIPU, static allocations, reservations, and recent logs. These are candidates, not absolute guarantees.
| Candidate IP | Evidence |
|---|---|
| 192.168.1.37 | never seen · outside DHCP pool |
| 192.168.1.73 | never seen · outside DHCP pool |
| 192.168.1.105 | last seen 45 days ago · no recent logs |
| 192.168.1.156 | explicitly marked free · no recent logs |
| 192.168.1.203 | never seen · no recent logs |
Product proof
Your IP inventory, built from what the network actually sees
The agent collects IPs, MACs, and device status automatically; you add names and owners. Everything stays in one place — no more reconciling spreadsheets by hand.
| IP | MAC | Status | Hostname | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 192.168.1.12 | A4:83:E7:21:9C:10 | online | nas-office | Ops |
| 192.168.1.24 | 10:2C:6B:8A:11:EE | online | dev-mini | Dev |
| 192.168.1.42 | F8:1D:78:22:0B:5E | online | unknown | - |
| 192.168.1.73 | - | free | - | - |
192.168.1.12online
nas-office · Ops · A4:83:E7:21:9C:10
192.168.1.24online
dev-mini · Dev · 10:2C:6B:8A:11:EE
192.168.1.42online
unknown · no owner yet
192.168.1.73free
no device · available
Selected IP context
Device namedev-mini
DHCP cluestatic
Recent logs12
Recent events
192.168.1.42 new devicenow
192.168.1.47 flagged4m
192.168.1.91 offline3d
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Data · Security · Permissions
Built for careful operators
Outbound cloud communication, scoped tokens, signed updates, admin-only writes, and audit logs keep powerful actions deliberate.
Scoped access
Limit AI/API tokens by role and instance scope.
Signed updates
Agent auto-updates verify signatures and roll back automatically on failure.
Dry-run enforced
AI block and unblock actions require a dry-run impact preview first — enforced server-side.
Admin-only writes
Block/unblock require the admin role and an explicit confirmation value.
Audit logs
Admin actions and security events are recorded.
Get started
One command to your first inventory
01 · Install the agent
One command, generated for your workspace
Sign up and your workspace hands you the exact one-line command — nothing to configure by hand. Run it with sudo, and the agent installs as a service and starts reporting within a minute. Install commands expire automatically, and agent updates are signature-verified.
Linux (systemd) — available now. Windows agent — coming soon.
02 · Scan subnet
It watches your subnet
Cloud communication uses outbound HTTPS (443) only. Local discovery uses active probing (ARP/ping) within the subnets you select — every 10 minutes on the free plan, as often as every 10 seconds on paid, which also adds continuous passive listening.
03 · Inventory appears
The list fills itself in
IPs, MACs, hostnames, and status show up on their own. You add names and owners. Full operations (passive capture, block actions) run on the Linux agent.
Pricing
Free to organize. Paid to operate.
Start free with one /24. Upgrade when you need more subnets, AI/API access, alerts, exports, scans, or permission-based block actions — paid plans are billed per /24-equivalent you manage.
Free
$0
forever, for one /24
- One /24 subnetYes
- IP/MAC inventoryYes
- Device notes and ownersYes
- Logs — last 3 daysYes
- Active scan interval10 min fixed
- Passive listening (ARP, mDNS, NetBIOS)-
- AI API / Remote MCP-
- Block / unblock actions-
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Paid
$10 /month per /24 you manage
or $100/year per /24 · 2 months free
- Everything in FreeYes
- AI API / Remote MCPYes
- CSV export and alertsYes
- nmap scansYes
- Logs — 90 daysYes
- Active scan intervalAs low as 10s
- Passive listening (ARP, mDNS, NetBIOS)Yes
- Block / unblock actionsAdmin
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Free plan: 1 /24 = $0
Paid: 3 /24s = $30/month
A /23 counts as two /24s
No per-device pricing
No credit card required
Cancel anytime
Block actions are admin-only
Stop guessing what is on your subnet.
Start free with one /24. Add an agent, watch your IP inventory fill in, and upgrade only when you need more subnets or advanced operation features.
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