Step 1 · Check your domain
Public records only. No logins, no installs, nothing changes on your site.
Checking registration, DNS, email and security records…
Step 2 · Get the full report
See why each item matters and exactly what to do
The full report explains every finding in plain English, lists who holds your domain, DNS, website and email, and gives a fix for each issue. It appears right here on the page.
KeyRing report
What looks fine
Who holds what (as far as public records show)
| Piece | Company | In your name? |
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This report uses only public information. To confirm the “In your name?” column, we’d need ten minutes with your registrar login.
Next step
Want AWHIND to handle this?
We can fix these issues for you, done-for-you and explained in plain English, or keep watch on your domain, email and certificates so you hear about problems before your customers do.
What KeyRing checks
Domain registration
Who your registrar is, when the name expires, and whether the owner is visible or privacy-protected.
Your domain’s “phone book”
Which company runs your nameservers, and whether leftover settings point two directions.
Who handles your email
Your email provider, read from the domain’s mail records.
SPF & DMARC
Whether inboxes can tell real email from you apart from a scammer pretending to be you.
Security certificate
Whether your site loads securely, and when its certificate runs out.
Website & host
Whether the site is up right now, and which company appears to host it.
KeyRing reads public records only: registry data, DNS and your site’s public security certificate. It can’t see inside your accounts, and it can’t tell whether auto-renew is turned on.