DNSense - Domain management made easy
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Hi all!
Not long ago I launched my very first SaaS application and I think it could provide value for some users here on Cloudron's forums.
DNSense aims to simplify DNS and domain management and allows freelancers or organisations that manages domains for their clients to give back control if requested without all too much hassle saving time and money.
There's a free trial and after that your account gets switched to the free tier with which you can have one connection.
Check out DNSense's website at https://dnsense.io. Should I make a on-premises version and create a Cloudron package for it?
A few screenshots:
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Hi all!
Not long ago I launched my very first SaaS application and I think it could provide value for some users here on Cloudron's forums.
DNSense aims to simplify DNS and domain management and allows freelancers or organisations that manages domains for their clients to give back control if requested without all too much hassle saving time and money.
There's a free trial and after that your account gets switched to the free tier with which you can have one connection.
Check out DNSense's website at https://dnsense.io. Should I make a on-premises version and create a Cloudron package for it?
A few screenshots:
@Dennis4720-0 So this app interfaces with different DNS Providers to allow for seamless management of domain zones? That's pretty neat, cloudron can do this to an extent, but not as in-depth as this, and I'd be interested in this app. So +1 from me!
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@Dennis4720-0 So this app interfaces with different DNS Providers to allow for seamless management of domain zones? That's pretty neat, cloudron can do this to an extent, but not as in-depth as this, and I'd be interested in this app. So +1 from me!
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@murgero Yep! And also you can see the prices each registrar asks for a tld and then register the cheapest one via the same APIs which is one of my personal favorite features.
@Dennis4720-0 If you don't have an open source variant of the software, I do not know how viable it'll be on cloudron. Hopefully someone with a better idea can tell you for sure, but the software is cool!
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https://urgero.org
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@Dennis4720-0 If you don't have an open source variant of the software, I do not know how viable it'll be on cloudron. Hopefully someone with a better idea can tell you for sure, but the software is cool!
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@murgero there's a free tier in the app that allows you to add one connection and use other handy features.
@Dennis4720-0 given you're the developer of said app, i'm sure you can do whatever needs to be done for Cloudron devs to get that published on the store. I would be excited to see it
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https://urgero.org
~ Professional Nerd. Freelance Programmer. ~ -
@Dennis4720-0 given you're the developer of said app, i'm sure you can do whatever needs to be done for Cloudron devs to get that published on the store. I would be excited to see it
Thanks @murgero! Truly appreciate your feedback. If you have other ideas on how we could improve DNSense for you, feel free to let me know.
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what’s the difference between the free and basic plans? They both seem to have a single connection limit.
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what’s the difference between the free and basic plans? They both seem to have a single connection limit.
@humptydumpty the basic tier unlocks the time machine feature and allows you to add 1 person to your team.
