Hi, I’m Monazir Muhammad Doha. In this article, I want to share with you a simple and effective way to check domain expiry using a project that I made, called Flask_Whois. Hosted at whois.houndsec.net, this tool is a breath of fresh air compared to many preexisting websites that are often bloated with ads and unnecessary features.
How to Use Flask_Whois
- Visit the Website: Navigate to whois.houndsec.net.
- Enter Domain or IP: In the search bar, type the domain name or IP address you want to look up.
- View Results: Click the search button, and the application will fetch detailed WHOIS information, including the expiration date of the domain.
Why Flask_Whois?
In my experience, many WHOIS lookup websites are cluttered with advertisements, making the user experience frustrating and time-consuming. These sites often bombard you with pop-ups, making it challenging to find the information you need quickly. Flask_Whois, on the other hand, offers a clean and straightforward interface, free from distractions.
Features
- Ad-Free Experience: Enjoy a clutter-free interface without any advertisements.
- Detailed WHOIS Information: You are literally presented with the raw WHOIS data as would have inside a CLI, including expiration dates at the top for ease.
- User-Friendly Interface: The application is designed with simplicity in mind, making it easy for anyone to use.
- Open Source: Being an open-source project, you can contribute to its development or customize it to fit your needs. Heck, you can even host it yourself.
Contributions
A big shout out to Muhammad Aziz, a friend of mine, for contributing on the frontend of this project. You can find his GitHub profile here.
Conclusion
Flask_Whois is a fantastic tool for anyone needing to perform WHOIS lookups without the hassle of ads and unnecessary features. Whether you’re a developer, domain investor, or just someone curious about domain details, this tool offers a reliable and straightforward solution.
Give it a try at whois.houndsec.net and see the difference for yourself. Additionally, being an open-source project, you can contribute to its development on GitHub. Feel free to fork the repository, submit pull requests, and help improve this valuable tool.