Canny Pigeons

About this launch

Questions on the route

What is DMARC, in one paragraph?

DMARC is a DNS record that tells mailbox providers what to do with mail claiming to be from your domain that fails authentication (SPF and DKIM): monitor it (p=none), quarantine it, or reject it. Providers send you aggregate reports on what they saw. Those reports are dense XML from dozens of senders, which Canny Pigeons parses to identify each source and show when it's safe to tighten the policy.

What data do you actually see?

Aggregate statistics only — sending IP addresses, message counts, and pass/fail results for SPF and DKIM. Message content such as subjects, bodies, and recipients is never seen.

Where does the IP intelligence come from?

Every source IP is enriched against commercial geolocation and threat-intelligence feeds for country, city, network owner (ASN), and flags like Tor exit node, VPN, known attacker or known abuser. It's included on every plan with nothing to configure.

How long until I see data?

The first aggregate reports usually arrive 24–48 hours after you publish the record, because providers batch and send them on their own schedule (typically daily). After that the dashboard updates as new reports come in.

Can I cancel or downgrade?

You can cancel or downgrade anytime from the billing screen. Downgrading to Free keeps your monitoring running within the free limits; nothing gets deleted and you can re-upgrade whenever you like.