Don't feel bad. Nobody gets DNS.
That's why DnsDigest is here.

Turn your cryptic Cloudflare, AWS Route 53, or Name.com DNS records into a beautiful, digestible report you & your clients can understand.
First, See DnsDigest in action. Then, sign up for a free digest.
* Pro is just $24/yr, and gives you 50 digests that you can share with clients.
You, right now.
Why is this SPF record failing? What does that even mean?!
What is this cryptic TXT record used for?
Are my emails getting caught in spam because I'm missing some DNS record?
Where can I store notes about my DNS records?
This is a mess. My clients are getting frustrated.
A happier you, in 5 minutes.
I can see if my SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records are working!
I can add notes to DNS records so I remember how they got there in the first place!
I can keep track of old DNS records even if you delete them from your nameservers!
I can wow my clients by sharing reports about their own DNS records!
I get crystal clear views of my DNS records so I actually understand them!

Hey, it's Ka Wai. I built this thing because I too dread DNS.

Over the course of my 25+ year career as a web designer and developer, I’ve maintained DNS records for more domains than I can remember. And I’ve never felt comfortable with it.

I want to change the dread of understaning DNS records so I built DnsDigest. Maybe we can make the world of DNS management a little more tolerable. More fun even?

DNS has become the DMV of the internet. Let's change that.

Ka Wai Cheung,
Creator of DnsDigest.

P.S. Let me know what else you want to see in DnsDigest. Just email [email protected].

P.P.S. Read more about my mission to build better software.

See DnsDigest in action. Or just sign up for a free digest.

DnsDigest doesn't work on mobile devices.

I get it. It's 2024. You should be able to do anything on your phone or tablet that you can do on your laptop.

Except this site. I think the design is best left for wider screens. Besides who wants to look at DNS records on a tiny screen?

So rest easy for now and load us up when you're back at your desk!

Ka Wai Cheung
Creator of DnsDigest