When you contact technical support for software, a website, or your company's IT department, they often need to know your system details to diagnose the problem. This tool gathers the most commonly requested information in one place, so you can easily copy and paste it into a support ticket or email.

Yes, absolutely. This tool is completely private. All information is detected and displayed directly in your browser. Nothing is stored, saved, or sent to our servers. Your IP address is fetched via a secure, public service and is not logged by us.

It uses standard web browser technologies:

• OS & Browser: Your browser sends a "User Agent" string with every request, which contains this information. We simply read and display it.
• IP Address: We make a request to a public IP address API (`api.ipify.org`), which sees your IP and sends it back. This is the same way any website you visit sees your IP address.
• Screen Resolution: The browser provides this information through JavaScript to allow websites to adapt their layout to your screen size.

It's highly accurate but can sometimes be general. For example, on a Windows 11 machine, it might show "Windows NT 10.0" because Windows 11 is built on the same core as Windows 10. This is normal and is usually all the detail a support technician needs.

An IP (Internet Protocol) address is a unique numerical label assigned to every device connected to a computer network that uses the Internet for communication. It's like a mailing address for your computer on the internet, allowing data to be sent and received.