MAC Address Vendor Lookup
A note on "locally administered" addresses
The second-least-significant bit of a MAC address's first byte is the U/L ("universal/local") bit. When it's set, the address was assigned locally — by a hypervisor, a VPN client, Android's per-network privacy MAC randomization, or manually — rather than drawn from a vendor's IEEE-registered block, so there's no vendor to look up. This tool flags that case explicitly instead of just saying "not found."