Professional routing
for every project.
Stop sending cryptic deploy URLs. app-9d2c-f3b1a.vercel.app → mybrand.digitalweb.host. Automated SSL, instant DNS, zero config.
The developer dilemma
Cryptic URLs are hurting your credibility
Platform-generated deploy hashes raise security flags and look unprofessional in demos, client reviews and social shares.
Platform-generated URL
Random hashes confuse clients, trigger browser security warnings and make your work look like a draft script rather than a professional product.
https://domain-dock-git-preview-f8a129.vercel.appProfessional domain
Clean, memorable and branded. Point it to any server in seconds with automatic SSL and real-time DNS propagation.
How It Works
From signup to live in under a minute
Three steps. No DNS zone files to edit. No certificate manager to configure. No downtime.
Create a project
Register, name your project and pick a unique domain slug. Availability is verified in real-time so your domain is yours the moment you claim it.
Set your target
Enter the IP address and port of your server, VPS or container. DomainDock routes all traffic through our Traefik gateway.
Go live instantly
DNS propagates via Cloudflare, TLS certificate is issued by Let's Encrypt and your domain is live within 30 seconds.
Features
One gateway for all your domains
DNS, automatic SSL, routing and health checks, all handled for you.
Clean, memorable URLs
Claim project addresses under digitalweb.host. Each name is unique across the platform and checked as you type.
TLS in under 30 seconds
Let's Encrypt certificates issued and auto-renewed by our Traefik gateway. HTTPS enabled before your first request arrives.
Zero-config Traefik routing
Point any domain to any IP:port pair. Our dynamic Traefik engine updates routing rules without restarts or downtime.
Instant DNS propagation
DNS records provisioned via Cloudflare API in milliseconds. Your domain resolves globally before you can blink.
Continuous uptime checks
Automated health check jobs monitor response latency and upstream availability, updating your route status and alerting on degradation.
Reliable background jobs
Provisioning, certificate issuance and health checks all run as isolated background workers with exponential back-off retry on failure.
FAQ
Common questions
What people usually ask before signing up.
Yes, free forever, no trial period, no credit card required. You get real custom domains under digitalweb.host with full SSL and reverse proxy included.
Every domain is served over HTTPS with a certificate that DomainDock issues and renews automatically, so you never touch a certificate again. Your own server doesn't even need one: DomainDock connects to it over HTTP or HTTPS, whichever it supports.
DomainDock checks every route every few minutes and tells you in plain language what's wrong and how to fix it, right in your dashboard. Visitors see a clear status page instead of a browser error and can contact support from it.
From clicking "Add route" to a live HTTPS domain typically takes under 30 seconds and your domain resolves globally almost immediately. The connection to your app is tested before you create it, so it works the first time.
Absolutely. Create up to 10 projects, each with up to 5 domains, all managed from a single dashboard.
digitalweb.host is the domain DomainDock runs on. The free addresses you create live under it, for example shop.digitalweb.host. Some people search for it as Digital Web Host.
Not a traditional one. Your app runs on your own server (a VPS, a cloud instance or a home server with a public IP). DomainDock gives it a domain, an SSL certificate and the routing from the internet to your app.
No. DomainDock handles DNS records, certificates and reverse proxy configuration automatically. You just tell it where your app runs: an existing domain, or a server IP address and port.
Start routing in 30 seconds.
Create your free account, claim your domain and have a live HTTPS route to your server before your coffee cools.
Developer infrastructure, in your inbox
New guides on domains, SSL certificates and deploying to your own server. A couple of emails a month at most.