Use your own domain for an app

Serve an app on a domain you own instead of its dargo.app address. Add the DNS records Dargo shows, verify, and Dargo sets up HTTPS for you.

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1. Open the app's settings

   Open your device in my.dargo.net, and click Settings on the app's card. (You can also choose Custom Domain right when you install an app.)

2. Switch to Custom Domain

   Under Domain Type, click Custom Domain and type your domain, for example example.com.

3. Add the DNS records

   Dargo lists the records to add, with copy buttons:

   • a TXT record that proves the domain is yours;
   • a CNAME that points the domain at Dargo (a root domain gets one for www too).

   Add them where your domain's DNS is managed, at your registrar or DNS provider. Copy the values exactly.

4. Verify

   Back in the portal, click Verify. Once Dargo finds the records, it says Domain verified successfully.

5. Save

   Click Save. Dargo sets up HTTPS for the domain automatically, and the app opens on your own domain.