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Technical analysis

Read your own records
the way a receiver does.

Five analysers for the things that decide placement: your authentication records, the headers of a message that already landed, and the ramp that gets you to volume without tripping a filter. Each runs entirely in your browser — there is no backend, so nothing you paste can be logged.

No account, no upload, no stored inputFindings cite the RFC section that governs them5 analysers
Technical analysis

SPF record analyser

Parse an SPF record, count its DNS lookups, and find what will break it.

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DMARC record analyser

Grade a DMARC record on enforcement, not just syntax.

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DKIM key analyser

Check a DKIM public key's strength, revocation state, and tags.

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Email header analyser

Read authentication, DMARC alignment, and hop-by-hop delays from raw headers.

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Warm-up schedule planner

Build a day-by-day ramp that respects per-mailbox ceilings.

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How these fit together

Work outside in. Start with the header analyser on a message that already reached an inbox — it tells you what receivers actually concluded, which is more reliable than any record read in isolation. When it flags an authentication or alignment problem, take the relevant record to the SPF, DKIM, or DMARC analyser. Once authentication is clean and you are ready to raise volume, plan the ramp with the warm-up planner.

A published record is not a passing one, and a passing check is not inbox placement. These tools report what your input says; confirm the result against a real message you received.