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Web toolkit for analyzing any domain, combining DNS lookups, IP geolocation, WHOIS and SSL certificate history in one interface.

Open-source alternative to:DNSCheckerwho.is

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What is it?

Domain Digger is a web-based toolkit for inspecting a domain's infrastructure. Enter a domain and it gathers DNS records, IP details with geolocation, and WHOIS registration data in a single view.

Beyond basic lookups, it can query DNS through several global servers and multiple resolvers to compare answers, and it visualizes DNS data on a map. It also offers a full and a quick WHOIS mode, and tracks SSL/TLS certificate history over time.

The app is built with React, Next.js and shadcn/ui, and is hosted on Vercel. It includes a bookmarklet for quick access and supports light and dark themes.

Key features

  • 01Detailed DNS record lookup for any domain.
  • 02IP details with geolocation data.
  • 03DNS queries across global servers and multiple resolvers.
  • 04Map visualization of DNS data.
  • 05Full and quick WHOIS lookup.
  • 06SSL/TLS certificate history tracking.

Use cases

  • Checking DNS configuration when setting up or troubleshooting a domain.
  • Investigating where a domain's servers are located.
  • Reviewing WHOIS registration details for a domain.
  • Auditing how a site's TLS certificates have changed over time.

Quick start

  1. 1

    Try the hosted app in your browser

  2. 2

    Read the setup guide to run the app locally

Things to know

  • The README only links to a separate SETUP.md for running the app locally, so self-hosting details are not shown here.

Topics

#dns#domains#whois#ssl-certificate#osint#network-tools#nextjs#cloud#security

FAQ

What is domain-digger?
Web toolkit for analyzing any domain, combining DNS lookups, IP geolocation, WHOIS and SSL certificate history in one interface. Domain Digger is a web-based toolkit for inspecting a domain's infrastructure. Enter a domain and it gathers DNS records, IP details with geolocation, and WHOIS registration data in a single view.
Is domain-digger free to use? What license does it have?
domain-digger is open source under the AGPL-3.0 license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
Is domain-digger still maintained?
Actively maintained. The last commit to domain-digger was on Oct 17, 2026.
What can I use domain-digger for?
Checking DNS configuration when setting up or troubleshooting a domain. Investigating where a domain's servers are located. Reviewing WHOIS registration details for a domain. Auditing how a site's TLS certificates have changed over time.
How do I install domain-digger?
Try the hosted app in your browser Read the setup guide to run the app locally
Where can I get domain-digger?
The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/wotschofsky/domain-digger

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