Every certificate issued for every domain on the public internet gets written to a public log. Anyone can read them. Almost nobody does — because the raw feed is a firehose of tens of thousands of entries a second, and a certificate on its own doesn’t tell you much.
That’s the gap issued.live fills. It reads the Certificate Transparency logs continuously, joins them to ICANN zone-file registration data and to its own DNS scans, and keeps the result as one record per domain with a trail of what changed to get there.
It’s live now, and domain lookups are free with no key and no sign-up.
One record for one domain — certificate, hosting, network, and when each of those was last confirmed.
One URL, three ways to read it
