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DomainDrift 0.9: the drift feed, one step from 1.0

2,050,978 domains on a loop. Every DNS, host, email, and certificate change becomes an event: what it was, what it became, when we saw it.

Robert ChristianJuly 14, 20262 min read

Editor's note, 2026-08-02: the scale figures below were accurate when this was published on 2026-07-14 and are left as written. DomainDrift has since grown by roughly 40x. The current line is 2,050,978 domains cataloged, 1,971,849 with at least one signed reading, watched domains re-checked every 5 minutes, every observation Ed25519-signed and notarized on Base in 15-minute windows.

DomainDrift is 0.9, one step from 1.0. It watches around 50,000 domains on a loop and signs every observation. When a field moves, the change is the event: what it was, what it became, and when we saw it.

Search a domain and the page answers the operator's questions in one glance: what is steady, what just changed, and when. A nameserver move, a certificate reissue, a mail record change, a host that stopped answering: each one lands in the feed with a receipt you can check yourself.

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Robert Christian

Founder and CEO, DRM3 Labs Corp.

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