Getting started

DNScheck monitors your DNS records across providers and alerts you the moment something changes. Here's how to get going.

1. Create an account

Sign up for a free 14-day trial — no card required. You can register with a passkey or an email code.

2. Connect a provider

From Providers → Connect provider, add one of the supported providers:

• Cloudflare — a scoped API token with Zone › DNS › Edit.
• DigitalOcean — a personal access token with read & write scope.
• AWS Route 53 — an access key allowed to route53:ListHostedZones, ListResourceRecordSets, and ChangeResourceRecordSets.

DNScheck verifies the connection and immediately syncs your zones. See Providers for step-by-step credential setup.

3. Choose what to monitor

Your zones appear under Zones. Toggle monitoring on for the zones you care about (new zones can be auto-monitored per provider). Monitored zones sync on a schedule, and their records are imported automatically.

4. Browse records and history

Open a zone to see its records. The global Records page searches across every zone. Every change DNScheck detects — created, updated, or deleted — is recorded with a per-field before/after diff you can browse from each record's history.

5. Set up notifications

Under Notifications, add destinations so you're told about changes:

• Email
• Telegram
• Webhook

Once verified, each destination receives a digest whenever DNScheck detects a change. That's it — DNScheck watches your DNS and tells you when it changes. See Notifications for setup details.

Need help?

Contact us any time.