Side projects that need a real name. Add a zone, point your domain, ship. No vendor onboarding, no per-record pricing surprise three months in.
Run authoritative DNS, a recursive resolver, and transactional mail from one dashboard. Your zones, your records, your nameservers — your rules.
Authoritative + recursive in one process. Import zones from file, route by GeoIP, serve from an in-memory cache, and forward what you don't own to upstreams you choose.
Transactional mail that lives next to your DNS. DKIM keys are generated and published to the same zone you're already editing, so SPF / DKIM / DMARC stay in sync on purpose, not by accident.
Most hosted DNS hides what's actually happening. We don't. Per-zone query rates, blocklist hit telemetry, mail deliverability scores, and a tamper-evident audit log of every change — all surfaced in the same dashboard, in real time.
DNS, mail, and observability used to be three different vendors, three different dashboards, three different alerting rules to maintain. Somewhere along the way that stack became more complicated than the apps people were actually trying to ship.
newtonlabs DNS is a bet that the tooling can be good again. One product. One config. One dashboard that shows you the zones you serve, the queries you answer, the mail you send, and every change ever made — and lets you change any of it without leaving the page.
Side projects that need a real name. Add a zone, point your domain, ship. No vendor onboarding, no per-record pricing surprise three months in.
Small SaaS teams running 5–50 zones. One dashboard for DNS, transactional mail, and the analytics to see what they're doing — instead of stitching Cloudflare, Mailgun, and a metrics pipeline together.
Builders in Nairobi, Lagos, Accra. Pay in KES via M-Pesa STK push — no foreign card required. Hosted on infra you can ping in milliseconds, with the founder reachable on the same continent.
Sign in, add your first zone, and you're authoritative. From there, mail and analytics are one click each.
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