Reach your machines by a fixed name even behind a changing IP address.
Depending on your plan, one account can hold several names, each with its own update password.
Windows and Linux clients are downloadable, and we provide ready-made setup guides for routers (Mikrotik) and NAS boxes (Synology, QNAP).
The reported address goes straight to the nameserver, with no zone reload to wait for.
RDP or SSH into your home machine, check your camera or NAS while you're out - the address always stays the same.
Your name is a fixed anchor for your firewall too: add an address-list in your router keyed to the subdomain, and only let traffic in from there - no fixed password or VPN needed.
A site-to-site or road-warrior VPN connection can point at it too, even while your home internet's IP address changes from time to time.
* With carrier-grade address translation (CGNAT, NAT444, etc.) you unfortunately won't be able to reach your own device from outside. You can check this yourself: look up your router's WAN IP address and compare it to the address shown in the bottom-right corner - if the two don't match, you're behind this kind of address translation.
After registering you can use one subdomain free of charge.
For a monthly fee equal to the price of a good coffee you can use 5 subdomains.
coming soonFour steps and the name follows your machine.
Create an account with an email address.
Log in and add your subdomain name.
A scheduled job on the machine sends the update; the details are behind the login.
From then on the name always points at the current address.