struggling to get my what is my public IP address tool indexed

hey everyone, i just launched a very simple 'what is my public ip address' web tool, you know, one of those quick utility sites. i'm super new to this whole seo thing and building tools, so bear with me please, i'm probably making some really basic mistakes. it's been a fun little side project but now i want people to actually find it.

the main issue is, my tool isn't showing up on google or any search engines really. i'm getting like zero organic traffic, which is a total bummer. i was hoping a simple web tool like this would be easy to rank for, especially since it provides immediate value, but nope.

i've tried a few things, like i submitted it to google search console, and i made sure the title tag includes 'what is my public ip address' and also just 'ip address'. i even wrote a short description for the page. i also added a sitemap, thinking that would help google discover all the pages, even though there's really just one main page. i'm tryna be a good webmaster!

but yeah, it's been a few weeks now, and still nothing. i feel like i'm missing something really basic or something specific to web tools that google might prioritize differently. maybe the lack of unique content is killing me? like, it just shows your public ip, there's not much text to write about that.

i have some specific questions for you pros out there:

• are there unique seo challenges for 'what is my public ip address' kind of tools, especially since they don't have much unique textual content? like, how do you even get a page with just an ip address to rank?
• how can i make google understand that my tool actually *does* something useful, even with minimal content on the page itself? should i add more descriptive text, even if it feels a bit forced?
• any specific tips or strategies for getting simple utility web tools to rank better? anything from technical seo to content ideas?

really appreciate any guidance or advice from you experienced folks here. thanks a lot! help a brother out please...