DNSHE-FreeDomains README

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DNSHE Free Domains

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DNSHE is a free domain registration and DNS resolution service built by a Singapore youth public-interest team. We provide developers, students, open-source projects, and early-stage internet creators with free, stable, and easy-to-use domain infrastructure.

This repository is the public information hub for DNSHE Free Domains. It is intended for project introduction, quick-start guidance, suffix information, service links, and community-facing updates.

What DNSHE Provides

Open Registration Suffixes

The following suffixes are currently promoted for open registration:

Suffix Recommended Use Notes
.de5.net Tech blogs, portfolios, demos, and open-source projects Short and developer-friendly.
.us.ci CI/CD, SaaS, API endpoints, and testing environments Recommended for automation workflows.
.cc.cd Personal brands, design studios, and creative projects Memorable and suitable for public showcases.
.bot.cd AI bots, chat assistants, webhooks, and automation projects Built for bot and automation use cases.

More suffixes may be available after signing in to the DNSHE Console. Availability, limits, renewal rules, and registration requirements are subject to the dashboard and service policies.

Quick Start

  1. Create an account at DNSHE or the DNSHE Client Area.
  2. Open the Domain Hub.
  3. Search for an available domain prefix and choose a supported suffix.
  4. Register the domain and configure DNS records in the dashboard.
  5. Keep your contact information current and renew or manage the domain according to the dashboard rules.

No credit card is required for the basic free domain service.

API and Automation

DNSHE is designed to work with automation workflows. You can use the API to manage domains and DNS records programmatically for scripts, CI/CD, deployment pipelines, testing environments, and certificate workflows.

Keep API keys, tokens, SSH keys, and account credentials private. Do not commit secrets to public repositories.

Acceptable Use

DNSHE is shared infrastructure. To protect users and root domains, the following activities are not allowed:

DNSHE may remove DNS records, suspend domains, restrict accounts, refuse renewals, preserve evidence, or report abuse to upstream providers or authorities when necessary.

User-generated content uploaded, hosted, published, resolved, linked, forwarded, displayed, or distributed through DNSHE services is the user's responsibility. DNSHE acts as an infrastructure service provider and does not endorse or assume responsibility for user-generated content or user business activities.

Free services have no cash value and may be limited, reviewed, suspended, or terminated for security, compliance, operational, or abuse-prevention reasons. Please read the full terms before using the service.

Abuse Reports

If you need to report phishing, malware, spam, infringement, illegal activity, or any other abuse involving DNSHE domains, use the official abuse channel:

Please include the domain name, abuse type, evidence, screenshots, URLs, logs, and your contact email when submitting a report.

Support

For account, domain, DNS, API, or partnership questions, contact:

If DNSHE helps your project, consider starring this repository to support the public free-domain infrastructure.

DNSHE-FreeDomains (dnshe/DNSHE-FreeDomains)

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DNSHE-FreeDomains
What is this?DNSHE is a free domain registration and DNS resolution service run by a Singapore youth public-interest team, giving developers, students, and open-source projects free subdomains under suffixes like us.ci, cc.cd, de5.net, and bot.cd, with Anycast DNS and full record management.
Is this a tool I install, or an online service?It is an online service with a web dashboard and REST API; this GitHub repository is just the public info hub, there is nothing to install or run locally.
How do I get a free subdomain?Create an account at DNSHE or the Client Area, open the Domain Hub, search for an available prefix under a supported suffix, register it, then configure A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS, SRV or CAA records in the dashboard.
Do I need a credit card to sign up?No, the basic free domain service does not require a credit card, just a DNSHE account.
What am I not allowed to do with a DNSHE domain?Shared root domains come with an acceptable-use policy: no phishing, malware/botnets, DDoS or scanning, brute-force or proxy abuse, IP infringement, or bulk/automated abuse of free accounts — violations can get records removed or the domain suspended.
Who is this aimed at?Developers, students, open-source projects, and early-stage internet creators who need free, stable domain and DNS infrastructure for things like portfolios, APIs, and CI/CD setups.
What suffixes can I register right now?Four suffixes are open for registration: .de5.net for blogs and demos, .us.ci for CI/CD and API endpoints, .cc.cd for personal brands and showcases, and .bot.cd for AI bots, webhooks, and automation. More may appear after signing into the console.
Can I manage domains from scripts instead of the dashboard?Yes, DNSHE provides a REST API for creating domains and editing DNS records programmatically, intended for scripts, CI/CD pipelines, deployment workflows, and certificate automation.
What happens if I forget to renew?Renewal is free as long as you renew within 180 days before the domain expires; after that the dashboard's own rules and limits apply, so leaving it too late risks losing the domain.
What are similar projects?FreeDomains, FreeDomain, is-a-software, stack-on-a-budget, register, pi-hole, cfnew, DnsServer
Which topics is it in?domains, subdomain, domain, dns-server, hosting, ci-cd, dns, saas, dashboard, rest-api, cloud, networking
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