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Learn how to manage your registered domains, update nameservers, renew them, and delete them when you’re done.

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Accessing your domains

  1. Sign in at domain.stackryze.com.
  2. Click My Domains in the sidebar.
You’ll see every domain you own with its status, expiry date, and nameservers.

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Domain overview

Each domain shows:
  • Domain name — your subdomain (for example yourname.indevs.in, yourname.sryze.cc, yourname.ryzedns.org, or yourname.nx.kg).
  • Status — Active, Expiring Soon, or Expired.
  • Registered on — registration date.
  • Expiry date — when the domain expires.
  • Registration period — current validity (one year, fixed).
  • DNS configuration — current nameservers.
Stackryze Domains dashboard showing domain detail page

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Updating nameservers

Every Stackryze Domain keeps the two Stackryze nameservers in the zone (ns1.stackryze.com and ns2.stackryze.com) and supports up to 4 additional custom nameservers for redundancy or to point at a third-party provider alongside Stackryze. The maximum number of NS records per domain is 6 — 2 Stackryze (mandatory) plus 4 custom (optional). To add a third-party provider:
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Set up the new provider

Create the zone at your new provider first. See the DNS providers list for step-by-step guides.
2

Open DNS Configuration in the dashboard

Go to My Domains and click Manage on your domain. Scroll to DNS Configuration → Custom nameservers and click Add.
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Enter the provider's hostnames

Add up to 4 authoritative hostnames:
  • Custom 1: ns1.example.com
  • Custom 2: ns2.example.com
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Save

Click Save. The 2 Stackryze nameservers stay in place alongside your additions.
The Stackryze nameservers cannot be removed through the dashboard. If you need to delegate entirely to a third party, contact support@stackryze.com.
DNS changes propagate in 5–10 minutes, but can take up to 48 hours globally.

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Verify propagation

Or use DNS Checker or What’s My DNS.

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Renewing domains

Domains are valid for one year from registration.

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When you can renew

  • Renewal opens 60 days before expiry.
  • Email reminders go out at 60 days and 10 days before expiry.

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How to renew

  1. Go to My Domains.
  2. Find your domain in the list.
  3. Click Renew (the green button on the right).
  4. Confirm.
  5. Expiry extends by one year.
Domain list with Renew button highlighted
Renewal is 100% free — there is no charge to extend a Stackryze Domain.
If you click Renew before the 60-day window, you’ll see a message showing when renewal becomes available.
Cannot renew message shown when outside the renewal window

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What if you don’t renew?

You can only renew during the 15-day grace period. Once day 15 passes, the domain is deleted and cannot be renewed.

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Deleting domains

If you no longer need a domain, delete it from the Danger Zone.
  1. Scroll to the Danger Zone at the bottom of the domain page.
  2. Click Delete Domain.
  3. Confirm.
DNS records are removed immediately. Your domain stops working right away.

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Cooling-off period

After deletion:
  • A 7-day cooling-off period begins immediately.
  • The name cannot be registered by you or anyone else during this time.
  • Deletion is permanent — domains cannot be restored.
Once you delete a domain, it enters a 7-day cooling-off period. After 7 days, the name becomes available for anyone to register. Restoration is not possible.

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Domain status reference

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Activity history

Every change to your domains is recorded:
  1. Click History in the sidebar.
  2. Review the full audit log: registrations, nameserver updates, renewals, deletions, and login events.

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Domain limits and quotas

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Default limits

  • Names per account: up to 4 — one of each namespace (indevs.in, sryze.cc, ryzedns.org, nx.kg).
  • Domain length: 3–63 characters
  • Nameservers required: at least 2
  • Renewal window: 60 days before expiry
  • Grace period: 15 days after expiry
  • Cooling-off period: 7 days after deletion

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Need more domains?

Email support@stackryze.com with:
  • Your GitHub username.
  • The reason for the increase.
  • How many domains you need.
We reply within 1–2 business days.

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Public-suffix behavior

Every registered Stackryze Domain is submitted to the Public Suffix List (PSL), the same list browsers, certificate authorities, and password managers consult to decide where one registrable name ends and the next begins. Once a name is on the list, the boundary is enforced by the consumers — not by Stackryze. What that gives you in practice:
  • Browsers scope cookies correctly. Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and their derivatives treat yourname.indevs.in the same way they treat example.com — cookies set on the registered label don’t leak to sibling names under indevs.in.
  • Cross-origin isolation holds. A page on app.yourname.indevs.in cannot read cookies or storage set by a sibling name unless that sibling explicitly opts in. The same boundary exists between any two Stackryze Domains.
  • Certificate authorities are strict. When you request a TLS cert for yourname.indevs.in, the CA verifies you control the registered label — exactly as they do for yourname.example.com. A malicious party cannot register a sibling prefix and trick the CA into issuing them a cert that overlaps yours.
  • Password managers segregate credentials. 1Password, Bitwarden, Chrome’s password store, and others treat each registered Stackryze Domain as its own origin for credential scoping.
You don’t have to do anything special to benefit from this — it follows from your name being on the PSL, and PSL-aware tools already respect the boundary by default.
Stackryze submits each registered name to the PSL; it is the PSL consumers (browsers, CAs, password managers) that enforce the boundary. Mainstream browsers, certificate authorities, and password managers all consult the PSL.

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Common issues

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Nameservers not updating

  1. Wait 5–10 minutes for propagation.
  2. Clear your DNS cache (sudo dscacheutil -flushcache on macOS, ipconfig /flushdns on Windows).
  3. Confirm the nameservers are correct in the dashboard.
  4. Check DNS Checker.

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Domain not resolving

  1. Verify nameservers in the dashboard.
  2. Check DNS records in your DNS provider.
  3. Confirm the zone is configured for your subdomain.
  4. Wait up to 48 hours for global propagation.

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Can’t renew

  • Renewal opens 60 days before expiry.
  • Check the expiry date on the domain.
  • If expired, confirm it is still within the 15-day grace period.

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Accidentally deleted

  1. Wait for the 7-day cooling-off period to complete.
  2. Re-register the domain once available.
  3. Deletions are permanent — support cannot restore.
Set a calendar reminder for 60 days before expiry. We also email you at 60 and 10 days out.

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Best practices

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Maintenance

  • Review your domains monthly.
  • Set calendar reminders for renewals.
  • Keep your account email current.
  • Watch activity history for unexpected changes.

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DNS configuration

  • Pick a reliable DNS provider. Cloudflare is a good default.
  • Configure proper DNS records (A, CNAME, MX, TXT).
  • Test your domain after every change.
  • Keep a backup of your nameservers.

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Security

  • Enable two-factor authentication on GitHub.
  • Review activity history regularly.
  • Never share account credentials.
  • Report suspicious activity to security@stackryze.com.

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