The public portal and custom domains
One public address for boards, roadmap, changelog, status, and help — and how to serve it from your own domain.
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Everything a customer sees lives on one portal: signlos.com/p/your-workspace. Boards, roadmap, changelog, status, and knowledge base share the address, so a customer who bookmarks one finds all of them.
| Path | What's there |
|---|---|
/p/{workspace} | Portal home — boards and recent activity. |
/p/{workspace}/boards/{board} | One feedback board. |
/p/{workspace}/roadmap | The public roadmap. |
/p/{workspace}/changelog | Release notes, newest first. |
/p/{workspace}/status | Component health and incidents. |
Putting it on your own domain
- 1
Pick the hostname.
feedback.yourcompany.comorstatus.yourcompany.com. Use a subdomain — the portal cannot serve your apex domain. - 2
Add a CNAME.
Point the subdomain at the host shown in Settings → General. Leave any proxying (Cloudflare's orange cloud) off until the certificate has issued.
- 3
Enter the domain in SignlOS and save.
- 4
Wait for the certificate.
Issuance is usually minutes. Until it completes the domain will not serve HTTPS — that is expected, not a misconfiguration.
One canonical address
Once the custom domain is live, link only to it. A portal reachable at two addresses splits your search ranking between them and confuses customers about which one to bookmark.
Common questions
- Can I white-label SignlOS?
- You can serve the public portal and status page from your own domain with your own logo and colours on a paid plan. The customer-facing surface carries your brand.
Something unclear or wrong? Tell us — or post it on our board.