Feature
Records and domains
A, CNAME, TXT and SRV records under the domains an organization registers, managed in the dashboard or through the API.
An org:admin registers a domain. Writers then create records under it: the caller supplies a name host, and Chorus joins it to the domain to make the record name. Each record has a record type, content, a TTL and a routing policy.
Records can also carry a service owner label, an operator and a loose reference to a YellowPages service. That reference is a plain value; Chorus does not check that the service exists.
A domain cannot be deleted while records reference it. Chorus stores and governs these records; it does not write them to a DNS provider.
More features
All features →- 01
chmod-style permissions
A 9-bit mode on every record and domain: view, edit and delete for the record owner, the organization and everyone else.
- 02
Public directory
An anonymous, searchable listing of published records and domains, through a strict field allowlist.
- 03
Record linter
Deterministic rules that catch common record mistakes, shown on request in the API and in the dashboard’s Health column.