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DomainBrain 1.1
The Iconfactory's Anthony Piraino has just released the latest version of his domain management tool, DomainBrain. If you aren't familiar with DomainBrain, it is a really, really slick way to keep track of all of your domain information, like various logins, directories, passwords, in one nice and tidy place.We've covered DomainBrain in the past and although I initially rebuked the idea of a program for domain management, I can honestly say it has turned out to be incredibly useful. Instead of sifting through e-mails or keychain files to find the specific login for something that has a common username, I have a nice looking repository for all my information.
The newest version of the software introduces the ability to make duplicate domains, which is really helpful if you are anything like me and have 12 domains associated with the same account. DomainBrain makes it easier to just change the necessary details and not have to recreate the whole template.
My favorite new feature is the integrated WHOIS information, which will show you what nameservers your domain is on and when the domain expires. This makes it super easy to check when all of your domains are up for renewal, without having to manually do a WHOIS search for each address.
I better make sure my domain is on auto-renew!
DomainBrain is free for up to four domains. If you need to store the information for more than four domains, it's $14.99. DomainBrain is compatible with Mac OS X 10.4 and up.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Sean said 3:30PM on 7-22-2008
OMG, someone port this to iPhone immediately!
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Paul said 3:38PM on 7-22-2008
I would love to have this on my iphone. I always seem to be in a weird place when I need some weird fact or login that I can't remember to one of my domains.
DomainBrain, I would pay at least 4.99 if not 9.99 for a tool like this on the iphone. 14.99 is too much :)
nickganga said 6:02PM on 7-22-2008
noooo Media Temple blowsss
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Fairly said 7:39PM on 7-22-2008
Can be fine - as long as you don't expect a professional quality app.
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nazzdeq said 7:49PM on 7-22-2008
I use info.xhead to do this. You just create a new category and enter the domain information. It is stored encrypted and will be in the same app as the rest of your personal secure data.
http://www.xheadsoftware.com/info_xhead.asp
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Brandon said 1:16AM on 7-23-2008
BRILLIANT application. I
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