Tiny tools for your browser
GetGeoFix
Check your IP first. Then pick the small tool you need.
Public IP checker
See the IP address websites can see.
Open the no-ad IP tool to copy your public IP, check basic location hints, see timezone, and use plain text or JSON endpoints.
Pick a tool
What do you want to do?
Start with one simple choice. You do not need a big app.
IP Check
See your public IP.
Open one clean page. Copy the address websites can see, check basic location, and use plain text or JSON when you need it.
Check my IP
YouTube
Open a video helper.
Paste a video link. See what you can do next. Only use videos you are allowed to use.
Open helper
AI chats
Find the right answer faster.
Jump through long browser chats and reuse saved prompt snippets without opening a big workspace.
Open AI Chat Navigator
Football
Hide scores until later.
Not ready to watch? Hide score spoilers on pages you choose.
Open shield
Tabs
Make a page fun.
Try old web looks on one page. Turn it off any time.
See time tool
Games
Count down to GTA 6.
Keep the fan countdown one click away in Chrome.
Open countdown
Research
Track new papers.
See trending arXiv papers, code signals, citation hints, and a local watchlist for research triage.
Open PaperPulse
Autographs
Check signing sources.
Search a starter catalog for known autograph sources and save a local request alert when no source is known.
Open Autograph Radar
Forest
Restore demo tiles.
Turn one dated forest-loss source image into a local new-tab restoration challenge with clear limits.
Open Reforest RadarPopular picks
Small tools people understand fast.
Each tool has one main job. That makes it easier to choose.
Clean up browser work.
Find AI Chat Navigator plus helpers for tabs, web tables, and GitHub projects.
See more toolsNew tools
Fresh experiments with one clear job.
These are newer than the core helpers. Each page states its limits before asking you to use or install anything.
Find papers worth checking.
PaperPulse combines recent arXiv papers, GitHub signals, citation hints, and a local watchlist.
Open PaperPulse
Look for verified autograph paths.
Autograph Radar checks a starter catalog and saves local request alerts. It does not authenticate signatures.
Open Autograph Radar
Try a local restoration challenge.
Reforest Radar is a new-tab prototype. Demo tile progress stays local and does not plant real trees.
Open Reforest RadarMore helpers
Need something else?
These are for people who save tabs, clean chats, track papers, or work with code pages.
Safety
You stay in charge.
Pick one tool. You do not need to install everything.
Read first. Each tool page tells you what it does.
You choose the page. Use tools only on pages you want to use.
Not official. GetGeoFix is independent. It is not YouTube, Google, GitHub, arXiv, NASA, a football group, a game studio, a celebrity, a team, or a marketplace.
Read limits. Reforest Radar is a local demo challenge, Autograph Radar does not authenticate autographs, and PaperPulse is a triage tool rather than peer review.
Questions
Simple answers.
What is GetGeoFix?
GetGeoFix is a simple place to pick a small browser tool.
How do I choose?
Pick the card that matches your problem. Then open that tool.
Where is the IP tool?
Use GetGeoFix IP Check at ip.getgeofix.xyz. It shows your public IP, basic location hints, timezone, and copy/API options.
Do I have to pay?
Most tools can be opened or checked first. Each tool page tells you what to do next.
Can I get help?
Yes. Use the help page if a tool does not work the way you expected.
Are the new forest, autograph, and paper tools official sources?
No. They are independent helpers. Reforest Radar uses a dated source story for a local demo, Autograph Radar only points to known sources or local alerts, and PaperPulse is for research triage.