Can I configure more than one domain in the application?

  • TuTo

    9 months ago

    My platform is a Saas b2b service and my clients can configure their own domain within the platform. For example, clientAdomain.com, clientBdomain.com, clientCdomain.com. All these domains lead to the same application, but depending on the domain is the information that is displayed to the client.
    Is it possible to do this?
  • Lucas G

    9 months ago

    I believe they said a while back that this isn’t possible at the moment, at least not via settings in toddle itself.
  • Andreas Møller

    9 months ago

    Hey TuTo. This is something we are hoping to support soon. When do you plan for your platform to launch?
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  • Stockton

    9 months ago

    Oh this would be epic! I just assumed it wasn’t possible but if it is that opens up some additional doors for me 👀
  • lululucaschae

    9 months ago

    This would be amazing. I wanted to build a Linktree or Bento.me -esque service but prettier and more customizable. I will start building the second this becomes availble!
  • Andreas Møller

    9 months ago

    In cyberspace anything is possible
    🔥2
  • yoelfdz

    9 months ago

    That would be amazing
  • Kamil

    9 months ago

    You can already do this with external services like https://coalias.com but it would be amazing to see this feature built in Toddle.
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  • @Kamil
    You can already do this with external services like https://coalias.com but it would be amazing to see this feature built in Toddle.

    Mr

    7 months ago

    Hi @Kamil , are you using coalias. If yes how is it. Worth it? Thinking on using it on my toddle project
  • Kamil

    7 months ago

    No, but I did test it with their free plan, and it was working great.
  • Mr

    7 months ago

    Great
  • Patrick Mast

    7 months ago

    Have this build in in Toddle would be awesome!! Thanks!
  • Tod

    7 months ago

    Great energy @Patrick Mast! Your continuous contribution to the toddle Community just made you advance to Community Level 2!
  • Andreas Møller

    7 months ago

    This is definitely something we want to support. If some of you have a current use case I would love to hear about it.

    https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0/appointments/schedules/AcZssZ3lSNQtx-o1U-DYaoeBne-ZHMRGm7gf1TTihSXhM38n3KKkkcphsvmYaydVmCgb54e8GQxg9IjV
  • yoelfdz

    7 months ago

    Not right now but this is a feature I would love to see on toddle 🤌🏼
  • Mr

    7 months ago

    Not sure if my project worth the time but i'll send dm my project link
  • Chris Laupama

    7 months ago

    If this ends up being a feature, that would be mind blowing. The ability to allow customers to utilise your SaaS and assign their domain?! That would be incredible.
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  • Tod

    7 months ago

    Great energy @Chris Laupama! Your continuous contribution to the toddle Community just made you advance to Community Level 8!
  • yoelfdz

    4 months ago

    @Andreas Møller Is this on the current roadmap by any chance?
  • @Kamil
    You can already do this with external services like https://coalias.com but it would be amazing to see this feature built in Toddle.

    Joce Nunes

    4 months ago

    I'm developing a SaaS e-commerce platform, where the URL follows this format: app.meusite.com.br/store/customer_name/.

    I recently tested Coalias, and it worked perfectly, meaning it's possible to fetch data from the database correctly while letting Coalias handle the rest. However, costs are a consideration, so for now, I'll proceed with this solution.

    The second approach, which I’ve tested but still needs adjustments, is to create a proxy using Cloudflare Workers. In the initial tests, I managed to make it work, but there’s room for improvement.

    In summary, it’s possible to work with the SaaS model quickly and easily, with everything configured in under 5 minutes using Coalias. Another option is to develop a custom proxy structure.

    It would be great if Toddle could provide an integrated solution for this. I'd love to know if there are plans for it and when, as it will directly impact my planning.
  • Tod

    4 months ago

    Great energy @Joce Nunes! Your continuous contribution to the toddle Community just made you advance to Community Level 3!
  • Mr

    4 months ago

    Im seting up using cloudflare for saas and create custom hostname

    Not sure if my approach is right but chatgpt says it can be done

    Im 70% on progress will share soon if it success
    👍3
  • Mr

    3 months ago

    well, i think i stuck at the end. if someone figure out how to setup that would be great
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    Patrick Mast

    3 months ago

    You can create an application that captures the current URL and adjusts its behavior based on that URL. Here’s how you can obtain the current URL using a formula:
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  • Mr

    3 months ago

    Intresting approach not sure if it posible.

    To clarify my approach

    Im using cloudflare saas for custom hostname and cf-workers to fetch which content should be shown based on url @ hostname
  • yoelfdz

    3 months ago

    Planning to build a multi tenant platform, will need custom domains to host user platforms and auth for those too

    Haven’t started with that yet but for the research I’ve done, my plan is to use https://kinde.com/

    Plan B is oAuth0 by Okta.

    Cannot even imagine how busy they are, but obviously best scenario is a native integration for this from the team on Toddle 😉
  • J.ulian

    25 days ago

    Not sure if this is the same, but I’m exploring Toddle as a solution for a custom e-commerce store with multiple domains, such as , , , and . Each domain would have its own naming conventions for URLs, such as /products, /producten, or /produkten, while sharing the same backend logic and operating from a single database. Aside from handling translations (for which I can imagine multiple solutions), is this feasible with Toddle?
  • J.ulian

    25 days ago

    The best I can come up with is something like:
    - Point all HTML page requests of different domains to one central Cloudflare DNS.
    - Cache all translations and possible slugs/URLs from the Supabase database regularly (or via webhook updates).
    - An edge worker rewrites the request internally to standardized backend URLs (an url like companyname.de/produkten becomes companyname.com/products?lang=de) without altering the visible URL in the browser.
    - All requests point to the Toddle app
    - Toddle app renders the translation based on the language parameter

    Any feedback is highly appreciated.
    Where are my flaws?

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