Sweeping every hour
Keep Your Domains From Becoming a Mess.
Dingus watches every domain you own — who the registrar is, when it expires, where it’s delegated, and whether its nameservers still answer — and tells you the moment those stop agreeing.
- Works with any registrar
- RDAP + whois
- Alerts on your phone
project.app stopped resolving
REFUSED at ns1.old.net
ideas.org renewed
registry expiry now 2028-08-22
| Domain | State | Expires | Registrar | Nameserver said |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| example.com | live | Apr 12, 2027 | Automattic | NOERROR |
| mybrand.net | live | Jan 3, 2028 | Squarespace | NOERROR |
| project.app | dark | Nov 10, 2026 | Namecheap | REFUSED |
| ideas.org | live | Aug 22, 2027 | Automattic | NOERROR |
| oldblog.net | dark | Feb 2, 2027 | Squarespace | SERVFAIL |
| sidehustle.io | lapsed | Mar 5, 2026 | — | — |
Organize today.
Bigger tomorrow.
One dashboard for the questions a registrar’s account page never answers: which names still work, which are quietly costing you money, and which renewal actually needs you.
Track everything
Registrar, expiry and delegation for every name, read straight from RDAP and whois.
Never miss a renewal
Knows which renewals happen by themselves, and only asks you about the ones that don’t.
Catch dark domains
Asks each nameserver directly whether it still serves the zone — not whether something answered.
Alerts on your phone
When a domain stops resolving, the push says which one and the tap shows who said so.
Turn Your Ideas Into Something Real.
Same domains. Fewer surprises. A more organized you.
Four questions. Every hour.
Dingus keeps what it heard instead of overwriting it, so yesterday’s answer is still there to compare today’s against — and a domain that quietly stopped working can’t stay quiet. Pick a step to follow it.
What a sweep looks like.
The same questions, as the server tells it: every answer written down with the server that gave it, before anything is decided about it.
Dingus Is Not a Registrar.
You keep your names where they are. Dingus reads what your registrars and registries already publish, asks your nameservers what they really serve, and puts the answers side by side — so the disagreements are the first thing you see, not the last.
Learn moreDingus reads
- RDAP and whois, from the registry
- The delegation, from the parent zone
- Every delegated nameserver, directly
- What your registrar says you’ve paid for
Dingus never
- Hold, transfer or renew your names
- Charge you for a domain
- Change DNS without a person asking
- Overwrite yesterday’s answer
Ready to Get Your Domains Together?
Dingus is pre-alpha, and it already runs every hour against a real portfolio of more than a hundred domains.
See what it watches
See how it works