DomainDig vs Depth Torch

DomainDig is a fast, no-frills domain inspection tool for developers, sysadmins, and anyone who manages or troubleshoots servers and infrastructure. Enter any domain and run a full diagnostic in seconds: DNS: query A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT, CNAME, SOA, SRV, CAA, and DS records including wildcard entries, with TTL values, DNSSEC status, and reverse DNS (PTR) lookup for the resolved IP. SSL/TLS: inspect the full certificate chain — common name, SANs, issuer, validity dates, TLS version and cipher, and days until expiry with automatic color-coded warnings. Email Security: parse SPF, DMARC, DKIM, MTA-STS, and BIMI records with pass/fail indicators so you can verify email deliverability at a glance. HTTP Headers: fire a HEAD request and review all response headers, with security-relevant headers (HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options, and more) highlighted automatically. Redirect Chain: trace every HTTP redirect hop from initial request to final destination, with status codes at each step. Reachability & Ports: measure TCP latency on ports 80 and 443, and scan common ports (FTP, SSH, SMTP, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and more) to see what's open. IP Geolocation: look up the hosting org, city, region, and country for the resolved IP, with a live map view. Ownership & Subdomains: pull registrar, registration and expiry dates, and nameservers via RDAP, check domain availability, and discover subdomains. Every result loads in parallel and independently, then rolls up into a risk score with plain-language insights. Go beyond a single lookup: - Monitor domains on a schedule and get alerts when DNS, TLS, or email records change. - Group domains into Workflows and run them as a batch. - Compare any two domains side by side, and track changes across a full snapshot history. - Run structured Audit sessions with checklists, findings, and evidence. - Export as text, CSV, JSON, Markdown, or PDF — single reports or whole portfolios. - Home Screen widgets, Shortcuts, and a share extension put it where you work. - Optional iCloud sync keeps your domains and history across your devices. - A built-in local API exposes reports to your own scripts and automation. Local-first by design: your data stays on device unless you export, share, or sync it. No accounts. No ads. No tracking.

Your iPhone's LiDAR sensor works by timing infrared pulses, not by collecting light. It keeps working in complete darkness, when the camera sees nothing at all. Depth Torch turns that sensor into a live view of the space around you. Doorways, walls, furniture and corners appear as shaded 3D geometry, updating in real time as you move — shaded as though lit from where you are standing, so edges and door frames stand out. WHAT IT IS NOT This is not night vision. It does not amplify light and it does not use infrared imaging. It maps distance. Things that do not return a clean pulse — glass, mirrors, water, dark or glossy surfaces — can read as empty space, and thin obstacles like cables may not register at all. Effective range is roughly half a metre to five metres, and it drops sharply outdoors or in fog, rain or dust. Please read the safety notice in the app. RED IN THE DARK, GREEN IN THE LIGHT Red light leaves your night vision largely intact, so you can still see the unlit room when you look up from the screen. The app measures the light in the room and picks for you — red in the dark, green where there is already light — and dims the screen in red so it does not undo the adaptation it is protecting. You can pin either one. DISTANCES ON WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING AT Turn on distance markers and the view labels what it measured: 5' on the wall ahead, 4' on the chair beside you. Where the sensor is not confident, it shows nothing rather than a number it cannot stand behind. There is also an optional proximity marking that picks out surfaces close enough to walk into. It marks what the sensor measured — it does not promise that an unmarked path is clear. HANDHELD OR IN A HEADSET Hold the phone upright for a single full-screen view. Turn it sideways and it becomes a stereo pair, ready to drop into a Google Cardboard-class headset for real depth perception. Lens calibration is built in for whichever headset you own. THREE BUTTONS, NOTHING ELSE IN THE WAY Palette, capture, and distance markers sit at the bottom of the live view. Everything else stays out of the picture until you tap. The capture button saves a still of what you are seeing to your photo library. That is the only thing the app saves, it happens only when you ask, and it goes nowhere else. AN OPTIONAL TORCH Off by default, because seeing without emitting light is the point. Turn it on when you want the room lit. PRIVACY Nothing is recorded as video, nothing is shared, and nothing is sent anywhere. No account, no analytics, and no network access of any kind. Your settings stay on your device. REQUIREMENTS A device with a rear LiDAR sensor: iPhone 12 Pro or later Pro and Pro Max models. This is an iPhone app and does not run on iPad. On other iPhones it falls back to a clearly labelled camera-only mode, which cannot see in the dark. SAFETY Do not use this while driving, cycling, on stairs, near water, or anywhere a missed obstacle could injure you. Do not rely on it in an emergency.