Mata

If for some reason you seem to be in doubt about which country your IP, or anyone else's for that matter, pertains to, you can very easily make use of Mata's superpowers. This simple application will display information about any IP you input, from country to timezone, currency, and even rates related to the dollar. It's like a small IP encyclopedia at your fingertips.

The mechanics behind it are fairly simple, meaning that you won't have to study computers to use it. It's got one single input cell, where the IP address has to go. The format is the classic one, meaning 4 numbers each separated from the next by a period. Simply input the code and hit the scan button. Don't waste time with complicated methods. Using Mata for IP geolocation should suffice in most cases. The application will take care of the rest.

The way Mata looks is reminiscent of older programs. It's got this simplistic hacker vibe to it, and to some, it might be exactly what they expect or want. As debatable as it is, the interface plays very little in the app's overall performance and/or importance. Being a tool, rather than a full-fledged program, there really is not much use in spending time to design a pompous interface. Time spent retrieving the information is not at all long. On the contrary, the process is almost instant.

Mata is an application that will help all individuals interested in finding the location associated with an IP address. Some might argue this application is way too basic, and they wouldn't necessarily be wrong. In fact, its simplicity and lack of extra features are two of the downsides with this application. Even so, you won't go wrong if deciding to keep this application by your side for clearly identifying IP addresses, at home, at work, or in any other environment.