One place for every domain

A client mails that their mail stopped arriving. Time machine knows what changed, who changed it and puts it back.

Someone deletes the wrong record on a Friday. A backup from this morning shows what it was, and puts back only that.

Migrations land outside office hours because that is when nobody notices. Prepare it now, let it run then.

Someone outside your team wants one CNAME changed. That should cost neither your registrar account nor your afternoon.

A colleague should be able to fix a TXT record without being able to delete a provider connection. You decide where that line sits, per role.

Someone asks who changed the MX record on 14 March, and when. The audit log answers, and nobody can edit it to say otherwise.

A domain expires on a Sunday and the warning mail sits unread until Monday. Relay puts it where your team actually looks.

A deploy script needs to add a record, and a colleague would rather ask Claude. Both can, as you, without a shared login.

The same fifteen records for every new site. Save a working zone as a template, or drop in a BIND zone file.

Cloudflare, Route 53, TransIP, GoDaddy, Plesk and the rest, in one interface. Your domains stay registered where they are.