Stop renewal surprises
Track expiry windows and DNS posture across client sites, then include the risk in plain-English reports.
Domain and DNS monitoring
Keep renewals, records, and email DNS on the same board.
Dashy turns domain expiry, nameservers, DNS records, MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, CAA, and DNSSEC checks into scheduled dashboard signals for site owners and agencies.
Domain board
dns + expiry
Domain24drenew soon
A recordok185.169.234.104
DMARCreviewpolicy missing
CAAsetissuer constrained
DNSSECgapDS not visible
- Nameservers
- Drift watched
- Email DNS
- MX, SPF, DKIM
- Evidence
- Records saved
1. Scan target
Run the public domain and DNS tools to capture expiry, registrar, nameserver, and record evidence.
2. Check email DNS
Bring MX, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC posture onto the same board as uptime and SSL.
3. Watch trust records
Track CAA, DNSSEC, TXT, and unexpected DNS drift before edits become outages.
4. Schedule board
Save the useful signals as dashboard checks with warning thresholds and display-ready output.
Dashboard components
Small DNS changes become visible before they break customers.
- Expiry
- Domain renewal windows, registrar evidence, warning thresholds, and client-report recommendations.
- Records
- A, AAAA, CNAME, TXT, MX, NS, CAA, DS, DNSKEY, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC posture.
- Drift
- Nameserver and DNS record changes that can explain outages, email failures, or broken redirects.
- Sharing
- Public, private, display, and client-safe dashboard views using the same monitored checks.
Change boundary
Watch public DNS evidence without taking control of the zone.
Domain checks should make renewal and DNS drift visible, while registrar access, zone edits, and provider credentials remain with the owner.
- Public evidence
- Checks use public WHOIS/RDAP, nameservers, DNS answers, DNSSEC posture, CAA, MX, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records.
- Retained history
- Dashy stores observed records, expiry windows, registrar hints, drift state, and email-DNS posture for dashboard history and reports.
- No zone control
- Registrar credentials, DNS provider tokens, private zone files, and automatic record changes stay outside the public monitoring path.
- Shared output
- Public boards should show expiry, drift, and posture summaries without exposing account-level registrar or DNS-provider detail.
See domain risk beside uptime
Keep certificates, domains, DNS, email DNS, redirects, and availability in one operational status board.
Catch bad edits faster
Use scheduled DNS checks to spot missing records, unexpected nameserver changes, and broken email authentication.
Scan once, then save the domain signals worth monitoring.
Public domain, DNS, email DNS, and domain-security checkers can inspect a target immediately. Quick start turns useful findings into scheduled dashboard components.