Control
Who holds your registration, and who operates your DNS. That decides what is even possible.
Often two different companies, and neither is necessarily the one who built your website.
Nairobi, Kenya · Building Since 2005
Your email lands in spam. Your domain renews without you. Now software sends mail as you.
These problems are almost never technical. They happen because nobody ever handed you the keys.
Free. No sign-up. About ten seconds.
What I hear most weeks
- “Our domain expired while I was travelling.”
- “Half our quotes end up in the client’s spam folder.”
- “The developer who set it up stopped replying.”
- “We connected an AI assistant to our inbox. Should I be worried?”
Start here
Find out what your domain currently allows.
Your domain publishes a set of public instructions about who may act as you. Most owners have never read theirs — they were set up years ago by somebody else, or never set up at all.
What it reads
- Whether the registration is locked, and when it expires
- Who your DNS is delegated to
- Who is allowed to send email as you
- Whether receivers can prove a message is genuine
- What receivers should do with a forgery
- Who may issue certificates in your name
What it cannot tell you
- Prove that a message you actually sent passed authentication
- See inside your mail platform
- List your DKIM selectors — nothing outside your domain can
Where it cannot tell, it says so instead of guessing.
Check your domain
Free, and no email address is required to see your results.
Why nothing gets fixed
Most people do not know who to ask.
So they ask nobody, or they ask the wrong person and are told it is not their department. Three things decide who can actually help you — and the check names which one applies to every finding it reports.
Knowledge
Some records depend on knowing every system that sends email as you.
Your accounting software, your newsletter, your CRM, an AI assistant somebody connected last month. No provider can know that list. Only you can.
Risk
A few of these changes can stop your mail or take your domain offline if they are done carelessly.
Somebody has to own the decision, and the plan for putting it back.
What changed
Software that acts as you.
An AI assistant connected to your business is a new user with your credentials. It sends mail as your domain. It may hold keys you would not give a new employee on their first day. And an assistant that reads your inbox is following instructions written by anyone who can email you.
None of that is a reason to avoid them. It is a reason to know what your domain currently allows before you connect one — and the answer is in the same records as everything else on this page.
Insights
Thoughts on AI, infrastructure, and business.
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