Explore the Tor Network — Node by Node, in Real Time
Peel the Net is a real-time web platform that visualizes and documents every active Tor node with detailed public metadata. From entry guards to exit relays, Peel the Net helps you peel back the layers of the Tor network and explore its architecture in depth.
🌐 Live Website: https://peelthenet.pratikpatil.me
Peel the Net provides up-to-date, structured, and visualized data about each Tor node, including:
- 🔐 Fingerprint & Nickname
- 🌐 IP Address, OR Port, Dir Port
- 🏳️ Country & Geolocation
- 🚩 Flags: Guard, Exit, Fast, Stable, Valid, etc.
- 📦 Relay Type: Guard, Exit, Middle, Bridge
- ⚡ Advertised Bandwidth
- 🕒 Uptime, Last Seen, Published Timestamp
- 🛠️ Platform, Tor Version
- 📬 Contact Info, Family Fingerprints
We capture a fresh snapshot of the entire Tor relay network every 30 minutes.
You can download the latest datasets in:
- 📄 JSON
- 📊 CSV
📂 Public Dataset: Dataset
Use this data in your own tools, scripts, or research pipelines.
TorLens is our companion Node.js library built for developers who want direct access to Tor relay metadata in their own applications.
With TorLens, you can:
- 🔍 Query nodes by IP, fingerprint, or host
- 📥 Fetch live relay data
- 🛠 Integrate Tor network intelligence into custom tools, scripts, or dashboards
- 📚 Use as a backend module for monitoring or OSINT purposes
TorLens makes working with the Tor network programmatically easy, clean, and scalable.
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- Academic research on anonymity networks
- Real-time monitoring of Tor relay health
- OSINT and cybersecurity analysis
- Educational tools for learning Tor’s architecture
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
Feel free to use, modify, and contribute — just preserve the original license and attribution.
See LICENSE for details.
Peel back the layers. Understand the network.
🧅 https://peelthenet.pratikpatil.me