DNS Lookup & Records Checker
Look up a domain's DNS records — A, AAAA, MX, TXT, NS, CNAME, SOA and CAA — with TTLs.
This tool runs on our server. Because a browser can't perform this network lookup, the value you enter is sent to DevKit Labs to run the check — we don't store your queries. A local desktop version that runs from your own machine is planned.
About DNS Lookup & Records Checker
Enter a domain and get a full DNS report: its A and AAAA (IP) records, MX (mail), TXT (SPF/verification), NS (name servers), CNAME, SOA and CAA records, each with its TTL. It's the quick way to check a domain's configuration, verify a change or debug email and hosting issues.
Because a web page can't query DNS directly, the lookup runs on our server using DNS-over-HTTPS against public resolvers (Cloudflare, with Google as a fallback) and returns the records to you. We don't store the domains you look up.
Look up a domain
example.com
A 93.184.216.34 · NS a.iana-servers.net · plus MX, TXT, SOA…
Every record is shown with its TTL; results are cached briefly.
Frequently asked questions
Which record types does it check?
A, AAAA, MX, TXT, NS, CNAME, SOA and CAA. Only the record types that exist for the domain are shown.
Why does this run on your server?
Browsers can't make raw DNS queries, so the lookup is performed server-side over DNS-over-HTTPS and the results are returned to your browser. The domain you enter is sent to our server to do this; we don't store it.
How fresh are the results?
They're resolved live and cached for about a minute. Note that DNS changes can take time to propagate globally — use a propagation checker to see worldwide status.
What is a TTL?
Time To Live — how long (in seconds) a resolver may cache the record before checking again. Lower TTLs propagate changes faster.