Watch the names that matter, re-check them every day, and keep a ledger of every decision you make about a finding. The evidence stays the same; what changes is how often you see it and what the panel remembers.
OPEN THE PANELA daily re-check saves a report and computes the difference from the previous one. Four kinds of change show up.
Each row in a report brings the evidence it rests on, and the rule that ranked it. A field we could not look up is reported as unknown, never as a negative.
Explore turns any filter into a saved query, and any saved query into a rule with a severity.
“ Registered in the last 30 days with mail records ”
“ Keyword patterns on registrations under a year old ”
“ Shares my registrar and nameservers ”
“ Certificate issued but nothing resolving yet ”
“ Everything I have not reviewed ”
No setup, no card.Enter a name and the first report comes back in under a minute.
Watch example.com, example.net and example.co.uk side by side. A decision sticks to the name, not the report it was made in, and it keeps the dates the name was first and last seen. Tag a finding once and every later report shows that tag.
Open the panelA certificate is usually issued before a page exists, so the logs give the earliest public warning. We poll them every 30 minutes and match new names against the domains you watch.
A check needs a domain and nothing else. The evidence comes from public records, and everything we keep is yours to take or remove.
Check a domainThree limits, kept whatever else changes. A lookup we cannot complete is reported as unknown, never as a clean result.
Enter a domain. The engine builds about 3,001 candidate names across 20 pattern families and about 180 endings, resolves every one of them over DNS, and reads the certificate logs. A check costs nothing and needs no account.
GET https://exmaple.comscreenshot of the pagean account, to run one checkThe domains you watch, the tags you set and the notes you write are not published and not sold. Full JSON export and immediate deletion, both from Settings.