This does look interesting, I do use DDNS to host various services from my home server to remote clients, but I currently use NO-IP DDNS. They have a pretty gen

This does look interesting, I do use DDNS to host various services from my home server to remote clients, but I currently use NO-IP DDNS. They have a pretty generous free tier, but my current gripe is they don't support using Let's encrypt or anything like that. I am borderline about to buy a domain from cloudfare, but curious on what makes DynIP stand out specifically?