About Us

Our mission is to provide accurate and easy-to-access information for everyone. We strive to make the web a more transparent and understandable place.

The team behind this project is dedicated to innovation, reliability, and quality. We are passionate about building tools that help users explore and discover information effortlessly.

Our WHOIS system automatically tracks every significant change for a domain and notifies you before it becomes an issue. We monitor expiration dates and send proactive alerts well in advance, so you never lose an important domain. We detect registrar changes, status updates (clientTransferProhibited, clientHold, redemptionPeriod), and any lock/unlock changes that may affect transfer capabilities. All updates to registrant, admin, or technical contacts, including privacy/proxy protection activation or removal, are logged and highlighted clearly.

On the technical side, we track nameservers and major DNS changes: A/AAAA (hosting IP), CNAME, MX (email), TXT (SPF, DKIM), DMARC, SRV, and NS records. If the hosting provider or IP changes, you can see immediately who is hosting and where the traffic is redirected. We check DNSSEC presence, keys, and signatures, alerting on misconfigurations or missing setups. For web security, we monitor SSL/TLS certificates: expiration, issuer, algorithms, and SAN names. Alerts are sent when a certificate is about to expire or when a new one is installed, so you know exactly what changed.

The system provides instant diffs between versions, so you can see all additions, deletions, or modifications in a single view. We maintain long-term history and snapshots for auditing, compliance, and investigation purposes. You can organize large portfolios, add tags, apply smart filters by expiration, registrar, status, or provider, and export CSV/JSON reports. Webhooks, email, and Slack/Teams integration provide real-time alerts, and a public API supports automation and integration with your DevOps or SOC pipelines.

We also monitor brand and risk indicators: typosquatting domains, sudden DNS changes suggesting hijacking, SPF/DMARC policy changes affecting email deliverability, and detection of parking or suspicious redirects. Our task scheduler respects registrar rate limits and uses RDAP where available for more structured and reliable data. All timestamps and alerts are shown in your timezone, and multi-user roles (owner, editor, viewer) allow secure team collaboration.

In short, a complete WHOIS project tracks domain expirations, registrar changes, domain statuses, contacts, nameservers, DNS records, DNSSEC, SSL/TLS certificates, and risk indicators, storing everything in an auditable history and sending alerts before issues arise. You see clearly what changed, when, why, and how it affects you — and we provide the tools to react quickly and safely.