Email Suite
11 tools · Email authentication & deliverability
Audit and build the DNS records that decide whether your email is trusted — SPF, DKIM, DMARC, BIMI and MTA-STS — then score the whole posture.
39 tools · 3 suites · no sign-up
Email authentication checkers, link and URL inspectors, and date and age calculators. Nothing you enter is uploaded, logged or stored.
Each suite has its own hub, and each tool inside it has its own page.
11 tools · Email authentication & deliverability
Audit and build the DNS records that decide whether your email is trusted — SPF, DKIM, DMARC, BIMI and MTA-STS — then score the whole posture.
10 tools · Links, redirects & certificates
See where a link really goes before you click it: expand redirect chains, inspect certificates, check domain age and decode QR codes.
18 tools · Dates, time, grades, trades & networks
Exact age and date arithmetic, timesheets and hours, GPA and course grades, concrete volumes, subnet maths and unit conversion — all in-browser.
A cross-section of the suites. Each link goes straight to that tool.
The same four things are true of every tool on the site.
Every tool has its own page with its own inputs, results and explanation — no dashboard to learn and nothing bundled in that you did not ask for.
A domain, a URL, a header dump, a date of birth. Nothing is pre-filled, and there is no sign-up, no email gate and no usage quota.
Results are shown in full with the reasoning behind them, so you can act on them or check them yourself rather than trusting a single verdict.
Calculators run entirely in your browser. Tools that need a DNS or TLS lookup run at the edge in memory — no query logs, no accounts, no database.
What IncogSay is, what each suite covers, and what happens to your input.
IncogSay is a collection of free online tools grouped into suites. There are currently three: an Email Suite for email authentication records (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, BIMI, MTA-STS), a Link & URL suite for inspecting links, redirects, certificates and domain age, and a set of date and age calculators. Every tool has its own page and can be used on its own.
Every tool is free with no account, no email address and no usage limit. There is no paid tier, no trial and no feature held back behind a sign-up.
No. The calculators run entirely in your browser, so the dates you type never leave the page. The tools that need a live DNS, RDAP or TLS lookup run at the edge and evaluate in memory — nothing is written to a database, no query log is kept and no IP address is retained.
11 tools for the DNS records that decide whether your email is trusted: SPF (including the RFC 7208 10-lookup quota), DKIM keys by selector, DMARC policy and alignment, BIMI logos and Verified Mark Certificates, MTA-STS and TLS reporting, raw header analysis, and a single 0-100 score for a domain's overall posture. Each checker has a matching generator that builds the record for you.
10 tools for working out where a link actually goes and whether the site behind it is what it claims: redirect chain expansion, URL and safe-link inspection, RDAP domain age, live TLS certificate details, QR code decoding and generation, password entropy, and an embeddable trust badge.
18 date and age calculators: exact age in years, months and days, age as of today or on any past or future date, chronological age for assessments and school cut-offs, baby age with corrected age for preterm births, and UPSC Civil Services age eligibility. They all share one arithmetic engine that counts whole days in UTC, so results do not shift with your timezone or daylight saving.
The DNS, RDAP and TLS tools report what the live lookup returns at the moment you run it, with the raw record shown alongside the interpretation so you can verify it. The calculators use integer day arithmetic and the standard month-counting convention (the same one spreadsheets use for DATEDIF), so they agree with other correct implementations rather than approximating.
Yes. Every page is responsive down to small screens, and the calculators work offline once the page has loaded because they do not make any network request.
Yes, and that is the intended use for most of them. The email and link tools show the underlying record or response so you can paste the evidence into a ticket or report. For anything with legal or medical weight — eligibility rules, corrected age for a clinical decision — treat the output as a calculation and confirm it against the governing source.
Yes. The three current suites are the starting point, and new niches are added as complete sets rather than one-off pages, so each arrives with its own hub and its own tool pages.