domain-digger
Operator: Felix Wotschofsky, Germany
Open-source web application for DNS, WHOIS, IP and certificate information about domains. Can also be self-hosted.
Technical Infrastructure
Product
Availability and source date
As of: 16 October 2026.
No functionality test has been performed.
Use in OSINT research
Brings technical domain information together in one interface. Helps investigate DNS connections, hosting and available certificate histories.
Queries
| Input | Result | Result type |
|---|---|---|
| Domain / website | DNS records, WHOIS information, associated IP details and available SSL/TLS certificate history. | Retrieved |
| Domain / website | DNS responses from different resolvers and server locations, also displayed on a map. | Technical check according to provider |
Features
- Queries DNS records using different resolvers.
- Compares DNS responses across multiple locations.
- Shows IP details and geolocation information.
- Offers brief and detailed WHOIS lookups.
- Shows available SSL/TLS certificate histories.
- Visualises DNS results on a map.
Categories
- Technical Infrastructure
- Domains & WHOIS
- DNS
Coverage
Dataset
Access
Installation and deployment
Can run locally with pnpm or as your own web instance. The guide recommends Vercel for full functionality. According to the guide, the DNS map does not work fully on a traditional server. The public instance is separate.
Requirements
Export
Provider
Country of establishment
Interfaces
No API, MCP or AI integration is documented.
Maintenance
Licence
Latest activity
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Legal note
Limitations
- The public instance was blocked by a security check during source research. The features listed here are taken from the repository.
- According to the setup guide, full self-hosted operation depends on Vercel features; the DNS map is limited on conventional servers.
- WHOIS, location and certificate information alone does not establish a responsible person.
Guides and practical reports
Official · Setting Up Domain Digger
Felix Wotschofsky · EN
Explains local operation, Vercel dependencies and optional Google Cloud configuration.