Custom domains
Point your own hostname at an application and get HTTPS.
Every application already has a URL on *.senedx.app. You can add your own hostnames on top, from the Domains card on the application page.
Add the hostname
Type the hostname — app.example.com, for example — and save. SeneDx claims it and issues a DNS challenge: a TXT record name and value, plus a CNAME target for the traffic.
; point the hostname at SeneDxapp.example.com. CNAME app.senedx.app.; prove you own it (the value comes from the console)_sncloud-challenge.app.example.com. TXT sncloud-verify=<token>Verify
Create the records at your DNS provider, then press Verify. SeneDx re-reads the TXT record and marks the hostname verified — only then is it routed and given a certificate.
A hostname inside senedx.app already resolves, because that zone carries a wildcard, so only the TXT record is needed there. A hostname you own needs the CNAME as well.
Adding or removing a hostname needs the admin or owner role in the organization.
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