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trustyourinbox
DMARC Monitoring For Everyone Who Isn't A Security Team
DMARC tools are built for security analysts: raw XML, one more dashboard, enterprise pricing. TrustYourInbox names every sender, explains each report in plain English, and sends one 60-second digest a day. Rare in this category: one-click DNS fixes with a 5-minute hold and a 24-hour undo, a full MCP server so Claude or Cursor can answer from your real data, and fix approvals from Slack. Free forever for one domain, and free means the whole product, not a trial. $9 and $19 above that.
Hi Product Hunt,
I built trustyourinbox after watching small businesses get told to "just set up DMARC" by Google, Yahoo, and now Microsoft, and then handed tools built for security analysts. The reports come back as raw XML full of IP addresses. Most people set p=none, the monitoring-only policy that blocks nothing, and quietly stay there. Which means they are still spoofable.
So: DMARC for everyone who isn't a security team.
- Senders identified by name, not by IP. SendGrid, Mailchimp, Google Workspace, and a curated corpus of 140+ more.
- One email a day, about 60 seconds to read, instead of another dashboard you have to remember to check.
- One-click DNS fixes when something is wrong. Every change is staged for 5 minutes, emailed to you, and reversible for 24 hours, so you cannot break your mail by clicking the wrong thing.
- A full MCP server, so you can ask Claude or Cursor about your own domain in plain language. Slack alerts too, where you approve the fix from the channel.
None of it touches your mail server. It reads the aggregate reports that mailbox providers already send about your domain.
Free forever for one domain, and free means the whole product. No feature gates, no trial timer. $9 and $19 above that.
If you want to poke at it without an account: 11 free tools at trustyourinbox.com/tools, and emailauthlab.com will grade a real email you send it.
One thing I would really like to hear: if you have tried to set up DMARC before and stopped, where exactly did you stop? That is the part I most want to fix.
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“DMARC Monitoring For Everyone Who Isn't A Security Team”
trustyourinbox was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 8 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #27 on the daily leaderboard. DMARC tools are built for security analysts: raw XML, one more dashboard, enterprise pricing. TrustYourInbox names every sender, explains each report in plain English, and sends one 60-second digest a day. Rare in this category: one-click DNS fixes with a 5-minute hold and a 24-hour undo, a full MCP server so Claude or Cursor can answer from your real data, and fix approvals from Slack. Free forever for one domain, and free means the whole product, not a trial. $9 and $19 above that.
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