Resolve any address to a country and city from our own geolocation database, or read the visitor's location straight from their request. Country accuracy runs ~99%; city is honest about being lower, and nullable fields never pretend otherwise.
Why it works_
Where is this request coming from — really
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Two resolution paths
One path reads the visitor's own location from their incoming request; the other places any arbitrary IP you supply. Neither can be misused as the other.
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Honest precision
Country is near-certain, city is 60–70% and often null. The response says so instead of inventing a city.
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No raw IP stored
Request logs keep a salted hash of the address, never the address itself.
The data behind it_
curl "https://api.localesense.com/v1/lookup?ip=203.135.62.10" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer ls_live_..."
- Geo US · edge · <50ms
- Risk 12/100 · no VPN · BIN match
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