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I build a service where you can access all zonefiles (domain lists) for all domain zones. Current stats: 365M+ domains in 1580+ zones https://allzonefiles.io

I build a service where you can access all zonefiles (domain lists) for all domain zones. Current stats: 365M+ domains in 1580+ zones https://allzonefiles.io

A list of all registered (3,231,464 domain so far) .online domains is here: https://allzonefiles.io/zone/online

I pulled the latest .com zone snapshot (updated Feb 22, 2026) and analyzed 160M active domains across 2,895 registrars, focusing on creation/expiration/update dates plus nameserver…

Do you rely on "Post a job" button on the website or gather jobs for the site yourself?

Do you have any customers already?

Sorry to hear that!

"Login" and "start free now" links do not work on the website!

Oh, got it, thanks for clarifying!

Pretty! What tech is behind it ?

So you build your own Internet-scale search engine, that's what you're saying?! What stack do you use? How much data is in your indexes ?

Useful! Subscribed!

I've tried it, looks fun! P.S. You don't have "green onion" in the ingredients database =))

Did you have iOS development experience before ? So, after building this app with Claude - what is your feedback on that? What can be improved/done differently? Could you please sh…

What are some use cases for this tool? Can it be used in integration tests as a part of CI/CD pipeline?

Sounds useful! How do you handle data privacy concerns?

Wow, I always wanted such tool! What is your technical stack? Do you build editor from scratch or do you use something as a baseline ?

Wow, that is pretty cool! Do you run lab tests yourself, or have to engage a certified lab instead? How does that all work ?

What are advantages compared to Docker/Apple containers/VMs like Virtual Box?

I’m continuing to work on AllZonefiles.io — a domain-data hub that aggregates and serves large-scale zone files. Right now it covers ~354M domains across 1,575 zones, including ~11…

New projects, refactors, experiments, startups, or late-night hacks — tell us what you’re building or exploring this month and why.