Check where your domain's DNS points around the world, spot wrong or leftover records, and know if you're just waiting on propagation.
I set up my domain hours ago and it still doesn't load, what's wrong?
How it works
- Look up your live DNS: Vovy looks up your domain's nameservers, A and CNAME records from public DNS, which shows what the internet sees, not just your dashboard.
- Check around the world: Vovy runs a global DNS check to see if some regions still get old answers. That's propagation, the delay while caches update.
- Compare with what your host wants: Vovy opens your host's domain page and compares its expected values with the live ones, side by side in a table.
- Find the usual culprits: Vovy checks for edits made at the wrong provider, old parked-page records, duplicate A records, and an unexpected AAAA record that bypasses your A record.
- Give you the verdict: A card says either "just wait, here's why" or "change this one record", with an offer to fix it for you.
What you provide
- Your domain name
- Where you bought it
What you get
- Live DNS vs expected table
- Whether it's propagation or a mistake
- The exact record to fix, if any
FAQ
How long does DNS take?
Most changes show up in minutes to a few hours. Nameserver changes can take up to 48 hours.
I edited DNS but nothing changed. Why?
Often you edited records at your registrar while your nameservers point to another provider, like Cloudflare. Only the provider your nameservers point to counts.
Can I speed it up?
Not much. Clearing your own browser and computer DNS cache helps you see it sooner, but others update on their own schedule.
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