Managed authoritative DNS

Drop anchor for your domains in a sheltered cove.

Self-service authoritative DNS with a Route53-compatible API, apex ALIAS flattening, and answers served from the edge in milliseconds. Point your nameservers, and set sail.

Open the console → No passwords — magic-link sign-in. 
# Already speak Route53? Point your tooling at DNSCove.
$ export AWS_ENDPOINT_URL_ROUTE53=https://api.dnscove.com
$ aws route53 list-hosted-zones

# Or manage zones in the console — records go live at the edge in seconds.
nameservers: ns1.dnscove.com  ·  ns2.dnscove.org

Served at the edge

Your zones answer from independent edge nodes in memory — sub-5ms, with no dependency on the control plane to resolve.

Route53-compatible

A drop-in API surface for the tools you already run — Terraform, external-dns, the AWS CLI. Change one endpoint.

Apex ALIAS, flattened

Point your root domain at a CDN or load balancer. DNSCove resolves the target and keeps your apex A/AAAA fresh.

Docs & integrations

Wire it into the stack you already run.

All guides →
API reference

Every endpoint, documented

Zones, records, and apex ALIAS over a Route53-compatible API — request and response shapes for each call.

Read the reference → Terraform / OpenTofu

DNS as code

Manage zones and records from Terraform or OpenTofu — zones via the restapi provider, records via a reusable module, with least-privilege tokens.

Read the guide → CloudFormation

Zones in your stack

Drive zones and records from a CloudFormation stack with a Lambda-backed custom resource — full provider code and a ready-to-adapt template.

Read the guide →

Bring a domain into the cove.

Create a zone, set two nameservers at your registrar, and watch it go live. Migrating from Route53? Bring your zones with you.

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