Inspect A, AAAA, MX, TXT, NS, SOA, CNAME, SRV, CAA and PTR records, audit mail/security signals, and export clean evidence. The deployed tool uses your own WordPress backend so browser CORS never gets in the way.
This is a presence/configuration signal audit—not a deliverability score. It checks the records that are visible in DNS and explains what is missing.
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Use the server resolver for the host's normal DNS view, or compare it with Cloudflare and Google DNS-over-HTTPS. DoH responses expose the DNSSEC Authenticated Data (AD) signal when available; the system resolver path deliberately labels DNSSEC validation as unknown rather than guessing.
The mail/security tab checks record presence and useful syntax signals. It does not pretend that having SPF or DMARC automatically makes mail secure or deliverable.
The standalone file uses demo responses so you can inspect the complete UI without exposing queries to a third party. The WordPress package includes a rate-limited REST backend for live DNS using the local server resolver.