Put your app on an address like app.yourcompany.com with one DNS record. Roar AI sets up HTTPS and a firewall that blocks malicious traffic. Your app runs in Sydney.
Add one DNS record where you bought your domain. You only do it once.
Type the address you want for your app in the console.
Roar AI shows you a single record to add where you bought your domain. If you are not sure where it goes, ask your AI assistant.
Once the record takes effect, Roar AI turns on the secure connection and your app answers at your address.
Roar AI issues and renews the certificate, puts a firewall in front of your app and keeps checking your domain for as long as your app runs.
See everything included with app hostingTraffic to your domain passes through a firewall that blocks malicious requests before they reach your app.
The secure connection is set up when your record is in place, and renewed automatically.
Roar AI keeps checking your address, and the console shows when it has stopped answering.
Choose where people should land, and the free Roar AI address sends them there.
Choose yourcompany.com or www.yourcompany.com, and the other sends people to it.
Every app can have a free Roar AI address that works at once, while your own is being set up.
Yes. Any domain works, including .au and .com.au, as long as you can add a CNAME record where it is registered.
One CNAME record, pointing at your app’s Roar AI address. Roar AI does not hand out IP addresses, so there is no A record to add, and no TXT record or verification file either.
Yes. Adding yourcompany.com also adds www. It needs a DNS provider that supports CNAME flattening; if yours does not, the console suggests using www and forwarding the main domain from where you bought it.
It goes live once your record takes effect, which depends on your DNS provider. Roar AI then sets up the secure connection on its own.
No. Roar AI renews certificates for your domains automatically.
Yes. Add the addresses you need and choose the main one. The others keep working as they are, so a staging address is not redirected.
Every push to GitHub goes live, and a failed build never replaces your app.
Learn moreCreate a free account, deploy your app to Sydney, then add your domain.