The DNS screen lists your zones (domains). Tap a zone to see its records; the back arrow returns to the zone list.
Adding a record
Tap Add record (shown on a read/write connection where the provider supports DNS changes). Fill in:
- Type —
A,AAAA,CNAME,MX,TXT,NS,SRV,CAA,PTR, or any other type your provider accepts. The field is free text, so an uncommon type is fine. - Name — the host, e.g.
@for the zone root orwwwfor a sub-domain. - Value — the record's target. Where a record can hold several values (see below), this becomes Values (one per line).
- TTL (optional) — seconds to cache the record.
Tap Create to save. Editing a record opens the same form with Save.
Editing and deleting
Tap a record to edit it. Long-press a record to delete it — you'll be asked to confirm, and it can't be undone.
Multi-value records
Some providers model a name-and-type as a set that can hold several values (for example three A records for one host). On Hetzner, AWS Route 53, Google Cloud and Azure, the value field becomes Values (one per line) — put one value on each line. On DigitalOcean, Vultr and Linode each record holds a single value.
Notes by provider
- Contabo doesn't offer DNS, so the screen won't appear for a Contabo connection.
- Hetzner DNS runs over the same Cloud API token as the rest of Hetzner — there's no separate DNS token. Renaming a record's name or type is handled as a safe move (the new record is created before the old one is removed).
- A read-only connection shows records but hides Add, edit and delete.