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Custom Domains

Custom domains let you serve deep links from your own branded URL, like links.yourapp.com or go.yourcompany.com.

  1. Go to Domains in the sidebar.

  2. In the Add Custom Domain section, enter your domain (e.g. links.yourapp.com).

  3. Click Add Domain. Tolinku will register the domain and begin SSL provisioning.

  4. Set up a CNAME record in your DNS provider pointing to Tolinku’s edge server.

Add a CNAME record in your DNS provider:

TypeNameValue
CNAMElinks (or your chosen subdomain)edge.tolinku.com

The Name field should be whatever prefix you chose. If your domain is links.yourapp.com, the name is links. If it is go.yourcompany.com, the name is go.

After adding your CNAME record, go back to the Domains page and click Verify next to your domain. Tolinku checks:

  1. The CNAME record points to edge.tolinku.com
  2. If CNAME verification fails, it falls back to comparing resolved IP addresses

Once verified, the DNS status badge turns green.

SSL certificates are provisioned automatically after DNS verification. This typically takes a few minutes. The SSL status badge shows:

  • SSL provisioning (amber): Certificate is being issued
  • SSL active (green): HTTPS is working

You do not need to upload any certificates or configure SSL manually.

Click Remove next to any custom domain. After removal:

  • Links on that domain will stop working
  • SSL certificates are revoked
  • Any routes using that domain in QR codes will need new QR codes generated
IssueSolution
DNS verification failsDouble-check your CNAME record. Make sure it points to edge.tolinku.com, not your own server. Use dig or nslookup to verify.
SSL stuck on “provisioning”This usually resolves within 30 minutes. If it persists, verify DNS is correct and try re-verifying.
Domain already in useAnother Appspace has claimed this domain. Each domain can only belong to one Appspace. Contact support if you need to transfer it.
Cloudflare proxy issuesIf you use Cloudflare, set the CNAME record to DNS only (grey cloud), not Proxied (orange cloud). Cloudflare’s proxy can interfere with SSL provisioning and edge routing.