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smol farm LLC · Developer Tools · View on the App Store

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Domaineer keeps track of every domain you own, so a renewal never sneaks up on you. Add a domain and Domaineer looks up its expiry date and registrar straight from the registry, then shows you what's coming due. SEE WHAT'S COMING • A renewal dashboard that opens with a one-line outlook, like "3 domains expire within 30 days" • Overdue domains and those renewing in the next 7 and 30 days, grouped and counted down • Color that always means time: plum while a domain is safely held, then amber, orange, and red as expiry gets closer • Countdowns in the sidebar for anything expiring within 30 days LOOKED UP FOR YOU • Expiry dates, registration dates, and registrars from the registry's own records (RDAP) • The title and description of each domain's website • Refresh one domain, or all of them at once • Internationalized names like bücherecke.de, shown in their own script • Paste a link and Domaineer finds the domain in it • For domains a registry doesn't publish, enter the dates yourself NEVER MISS A RENEWAL • Renewal reminders in your calendar, moved automatically when an expiry date changes • One event per domain, even with Domaineer on several devices • Jump to your registrar's dashboard for Namecheap, Porkbun, Cloudflare, GoDaddy, Gandi, Squarespace, Name.com, Dynadot, and IONOS ORGANIZED YOUR WAY • Lists for clients, projects, or anything else • A sortable table of every domain, by name, registrar, expiry, or registration date • Notes on any domain • Import and export CSV ON ALL YOUR DEVICES • Mac, iPhone, and iPad, synced through iCloud • A domain added on two devices is merged into one No account. No ads. No tracking. Your domains stay in your own iCloud.

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