About RawOps
Who
RawOps is built by Bajty — a software company focused on DevOps tooling and infrastructure monitoring. We build tools that sysadmins and DevOps engineers actually need: fast, private, and free from bloat.
Why
Most online DevOps tools are either ad-riddled, require sign-ups, or silently ship your input to some backend. RawOps is different:
- Privacy-first. 41 out of 46 tools run entirely in your browser. No server ever sees your data. The 5 network tools (DNS, WHOIS, IP, SSL remote check, Blacklist Checker) use minimal server proxies because browsers can't do raw DNS or TLS connections — but even those don't store anything.
- Transparent analytics. Page views are tracked with Umami — a self-hosted, cookie-free, GDPR-compliant analytics tool. No personal data, no cross-site tracking, no fingerprinting. See the privacy policy for details.
- No ads. No accounts. No paywalls. No email gates. Just tools.
RawMon
RawMon is a companion mobile app for uptime monitoring. Native HTTP/DNS/TCP/ICMP checks, 7 SaaS integrations, incidents, alerts, widgets, and homelab tools — all running locally on your device with no cloud account required. Learn more →
How RawOps stays free
RawOps has no affiliate links, no sponsored content, and no paid placements. Tool recommendations are based purely on technical merit. RawOps.dev is operated by Bajty — a company focused on building tools for DevOps and infrastructure professionals.
How it works
Here's how RawOps handles your data:
01Client-side tools (41/46)
All computation happens in your browser using JavaScript/TypeScript. Config generators, converters, calculators, CLI builders — none of these make any network requests. Your input stays in your browser tab and is never sent anywhere.
02Server proxy tools (5/46)
DNS Lookup, WHOIS/RDAP, IP Lookup, SSL Certificate remote check, and Email Blacklist Checker use lightweight API endpoints on the server. This is necessary because browsers cannot perform raw DNS wire protocol queries, RDAP lookups, TLS handshakes, or DNSBL lookups. The proxy sends your queried domain/IP to the external service and returns the result. No queries are logged or stored.
03Security hardening
All proxy endpoints have SSRF protection, rate limiting, and input validation. The application runs as a non-root process with resource limits. CSP, HSTS, and X-Frame-Options headers are set globally.
04State management
Tool state is saved to localStorage for persistence between visits. Shareable URLs use lz-string compression in the URL hash — the server never sees the shared state.
Stack
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