The portal was a flat page with tabs that asked for the password or PIN on
every visit and offered little beyond a records form. Owners need a
control panel they can live in.
Sign in once: the recovery phrase is kept encrypted under a
non-extractable browser key (IndexedDB) so the next visit opens the
dashboard silently; sign-out or the Settings toggle destroys it. Payments
approve with one click unless "Ask for PIN before payments" is on.
Dashboard: left menu (Overview, Domain names, My TLD list, Wallet,
Register name/TLD, Settings). Per-name detail with a summary, a DNS
record table (A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS, SRV, CAA) that signs the
manifest, content & hosting (h, s3, p, ip, tls), a redirect tab (u),
ownership transfer (UPD that re-issues the certificate to the recipient)
and zone-file/JSON export. Per-TLD detail with policy, on/off, owner
registration and the public list of names under it. Overview flags names
that point nowhere or lack DNS.
