See how Waffinnity keeps evolving.

Waffinnity now includes privacy-friendly first-party website analytics covering traffic sessions, page views, traffic sources, devices, browsers, operating systems, countries and semantic conversion events. The implementation uses no tracking cookies, stores no raw IP addresses or full user agents, and removes detailed analytics data after a maximum of 90 days.

Managed DNS can now connect directly to an Enhance environment. Administrators can select a domain, review the DNS zone before applying changes, and safely import the records into Waffinnity. The import includes preview validation, integrity checks, temporary API credentials, and pinned DNS resolution to protect against SSRF and DNS rebinding.

Services can now be assigned custom tags, making environments easier to organize and find. The same tag can be used across different types of services, including websites, hosting, domains, Managed DNS, email services and Linux servers. The central search at the top of the platform can be used to instantly find and open all services with a specific tag. Tags such as Production, Test, Customer A or Project X can be used to logically group services. Search also supports partial tag names and is available through the search bar or the Ctrl+K or Cmd+K keyboard shortcut.

Expired domains placed in quarantine by the registrar can now be restored through Waffinnity while the recovery period is still active. Current restoration fees are automatically based on registrar pricing and displayed before ordering. After payment, the restoration is submitted through a controlled workflow and monitored until the registrar confirms that the domain has been restored.

Managed DNS now explicitly distinguishes between domains registered through Waffinnity and domains using an external registrar. For Waffinnity-managed domains, DNSSEC information is managed automatically at the registrar. For external registrars, Waffinnity displays the required DS values for the user to publish manually. Waffinnity then automatically verifies that the DS records are publicly visible and correct. DNSSEC signing is not disabled for externally registered domains while a public DS record is still present.

Waffinnity now publishes platform updates, improvements, fixes and new functionality through a public release notes page on the website. Only published releases are shown and the page is available in Dutch and English.

Website files could be stored, verified and restored as controlled recovery artifacts.

Hosting workloads could be moved between web nodes in a controlled manner.

Customers could start and track domain orders and transfers from Waffinnity.

Customers could manage mailboxes, aliases and mail domains from the same environment.

A dedicated mailstore and mail-node architecture became part of the platform.

Applications could send email through secured SMTP credentials and verified sender domains.

The status and delivery history of sent messages became visible.

Managed DNS was automatically used for email authentication where possible.