Personal & Homelab

Personal & Homelab

Keep your home lab reachable by name.

Run a home server, NAS, camera system, VPN, or game server on a changing residential IP — and still reach it with a memorable hostname on a domain you own.

Connect your homelab   How Dynamic DNS works

What you get

Dynamic DNS

Keep a hostname pointed at your changing IP, updated automatically by your router or NAS. Dynamic DNS →

ANAME & forwarding

Point your root domain at a service and forward URLs where you need them. ANAME →

One free personal zone

Try it at no cost with a single personal domain. Free DNS →

Behind CGNAT?

Some ISPs place you behind carrier-grade NAT, so the IP your device sees is shared and not publicly reachable — Dynamic DNS keeps updating, but inbound connections can’t reach you on that address. Two ways through: publish your IPv6 address as an AAAA record in the DNS manager, or use a reverse tunnel such as tunnel.to.

Works with your gear

Routers, firewalls, and NAS platforms you already run — OpenWrt, pfSense, OPNsense, Synology, TrueNAS, and more. Browse integration guides →