Deenez @getdeenez

Building a DNS tool has made one thing very clear: The hard part is not always creating the record. It’s understanding the impact, timing the change, documenting the reason and knowing whether it can be removed later. #buildinpublic #DNS #DevTools

Question for agencies managing DNS for clients: How do you keep track of records that were added for one-off verifications, email tools or old platforms? We’re building Deenez to make stale DNS records easier to spot and manage. #DNS #AgencyLife #WebDev #buildinpublic

A DNS zone can tell you what exists. But it usually doesn’t tell you why. We’re building Deenez to add more context around DNS records: comments, groups, audit trails and planned changes. #DNS #buildinpublic #SaaS #DevOps

DNS is critical infrastructure, but the workflow around it often feels too basic. Records need context. Changes need history. Temporary records need expiry dates. Migrations need planning. That’s what we’re building. Join the waitlist: deenez.com #buildinpublic

Happy to see Deenez as the first dutch startup on startupsmap.xyz

Question for anyone managing DNS: Where do you document why a record exists? A ticket? Internal wiki? Spreadsheet? Nowhere? We’re building Deenez around the context missing from most DNS workflows. #DNS #SysAdmin #buildinpublic

We’re building Deenez to work across DNS providers. Which provider should we prioritize first for your workflow? See the providers we’re planning to support, or request yours: deenez.com #DNS #buildinpublic #SaaS

Some DNS changes should happen on a plan, not in a rush. Launches, migrations, verification records and cutovers all benefit from scheduled updates. That’s a workflow we’re building into Deenez. #DNS #DevOps #buildinpublic

An A record points to an IP address. But teams often think in resources: “the web server”, “the mail gateway”, “the client app”. We’re building Deenez to let records connect to resources, not just copied values. #buildinpublic #DNS #DevTools

A DNS migration is easier when every record has a purpose. We’re building Deenez to connect DNS changes with context: notes, groups, planned updates and history. Follow the build: deenez.com #buildinpublic #DNS #DevOps

SPF is simple until it isn’t. A few includes become many. Lookups become a limit. Old senders stay behind. We’re exploring tools in Deenez to make complex SPF records easier to manage. #DNS #EmailDeliverability #buildinpublic

DNS changes deserve a timeline. Not just the current value, but what changed, when it changed, and why. We’re building an audit trail into Deenez for safer DNS management. Join the waitlist: deenez.com #DNS #buildinpublic #DevTools

Temporary DNS records have a habit of becoming permanent. Verification tokens, migration records, one-off workarounds… then nobody remembers to remove them. We’re building expiry dates into Deenez. #DNS #buildinpublic #DevOps

What if DNS records could be grouped by purpose instead of managed as isolated rows? Email setup. App hosting. Client migration. Verification records. That’s part of what we’re building with Deenez. #buildinpublic #DNS #SaaS

A DNS record without context is a future question waiting to happen. Who created it? Why does it exist? Can it be removed safely? We’re building Deenez to make DNS management clearer. Join the waitlist: deenez.com #buildinpublic #DNS #DevTools

Small DNS changes can have big consequences. That’s why we’re building Deenez with context in mind: - comments on records - grouped records - audit trails - scheduled changes - expiry dates - provider integrations A clearer way to manage DNS. Join the waitlist! #buildinpublic

If you manage DNS for clients or multiple projects, we’d love your input. Which DNS provider should Deenez support first? You can see the planned providers and request a specific one on our website: deenez.com #DNS #WebHosting #DevOps #buildinpublic

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Build update: We’re thinking a lot about DNS record groups. Instead of managing records one by one, what if related records could be grouped around a purpose? Example: email setup, domain verification, app hosting, client migration, temporary campaign. #buildinpublic #DNS