Custom domains
Search, attach, and verify your own domain, then make it the primary address of your app.
Your app starts at an Evonx address (yourapp.evonx.app). That slug stays live
even after you attach a domain. When you want app.yourgarage.com (or the root
domain) in the address bar, search, attach, verify, and set it as primary.
Attach and verify
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On the Publish tab, open domains. Search for a name you already own, or type the hostname you want (
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Add the domain. Evonx shows the DNS records to create at your registrar (GoDaddy, Cloudflare, a local provider): typically a record pointing at Evonx plus a verification record proving you control the name.
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Create those records exactly as shown, then Verify. Propagation is often minutes; some registrars take hours.
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When the domain is verified, set it as primary so visitors and links use it. HTTPS is issued and renewed for you.
Troubleshooting
- Verification never completes. Typos, a trailing space, or the record on the wrong subdomain are the usual causes. Match Evonx's values exactly.
- Works without
wwwbut not with it (or vice versa). Each hostname needs its own record — add both, or redirect one to the other at the registrar. - Certificate warning. Often leftover propagation; if it lasts more than a day, look for conflicting old records pointing the same name elsewhere.
Related
- Publish to an Evonx address — go live on the slug first.
- SEO Studio — after the domain change, so search engines index the address you actually want.
Last updated: September 4, 2026