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Domain Monitoring

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Domain Monitoring

Free SSL, DNS, uptime and security monitoring for any domain. No account required - manage it with a private link.

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🔒No account, no password. We email a confirmation link, and afterwards you manage this monitor through a private link - the same way our One-Time Secret tool works. Anyone with the link can manage it, so keep it somewhere safe.

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Is It Down?

Check if any website is reachable right now. Probed from a Cloudflare edge server and a neutral host, so a site that only blocks Cloudflare is not reported as down.

SSL/TLS Checker

Check a domain’s SSL certificate - expiry date, issuer, covered domains, and whether HTTPS is currently reachable.

DNS Health Checker

Audit the DNS setup of any domain and get a letter grade with specific fix hints for each failing check.

About this tool

What does Domain Monitoring check?

Domain Monitoring watches SSL certificate expiry, DNS record changes, DNSSEC status, MX (mail server) records, SPF records, uptime, HTTP security headers, and Certificate Transparency logs for new certificates issued against your domain. An optional port scan is available once you confirm you control the domain.

Do I need an account?

No. Enter a domain and an email address, confirm the email, and you get a private management link - the same one-link pattern as our One-Time Secret tool. There is no password and no login; anyone with the link can manage the monitor, so treat it like a credential.

What happens when something changes?

A failure (like a certificate about to expire, or the site going down) always emails you, after three consecutive failed checks to avoid alerting on a single blip. A change that is not a failure, like a DNS record being updated, is emailed based on the alert level you choose: failures only, important security-relevant changes, or everything.

What is the ports check, and why is it gated?

The ports check connects to your server directly and repeatedly on a schedule, unlike the other checks which only read public records. Because it sends traffic to a host we do not own, we require proof that you control the domain first, a TXT record you add at your DNS provider, before it can be enabled.