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The technical memory of the internet,written by a crawler

VikiTronBot continuously observes how the public internet is built, secured and changing — and opens that record as free tools to explore it and a public API to build on it.

What “memory” actually means

Most tools ask a single question, then forget the answer. VikiTron keeps the record.

Continuous, not one-shot

VikiTronBot crawls around the clock and versions what it sees. Look up not just the current DNS record, but every change over time.

Respectful by design

Honors robots.txt, adaptive rate limiting, transparent user-agent and contact. Full crawling policy at /bot.

One dataset, two surfaces

Every free tool here calls the same public JSON API. What you can click, you can also script.

Beyond DNS

TLS handshake, Certificate Transparency, reverse DNS, ASN, geolocation and Tor exit-node list — all in one index.

Who uses the record

The same public dataset serves very different jobs.

Webmasters

Debug DNS, verify TLS renewals, audit robots.txt, discover forgotten subdomains.

Security & OSINT

Certificate Transparency, historical DNS, reverse DNS on any IP, live Tor exit-node list.

Developers & SREs

Every lookup here has a JSON endpoint. Wire it into monitoring, CI checks or your own dashboards.

About VikiTron

A public-internet observatory maintained by BizKitHub. VikiTronBot crawls the technical surface of the web — DNS, TLS, IPs, subdomains — and keeps a historical record of how it changes.

The name goes back to 2012. Today it's a crawler-first data project — free tools for anyone, public JSON API for anything you want to build on top.

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