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When you publish a project to the web — like a landing page — it’s served from Denada’s domain by default. A custom domain lets you serve those published projects from your own branded URL instead, like denada.yourcompany.com.
Setting up a custom domain requires owner access to your team.

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Setting up a custom domain

1

Add your domain

Go to Settings in the Denada app, scroll to the Custom domain section, and click Set up custom domain. Enter the domain you’d like to use (e.g. denada.yourcompany.com).
2

Create a CNAME record

At your DNS provider, create a CNAME record pointing your domain to pages.heydenada.com. The dialog shows this target with a click-to-copy shortcut.
3

Verify

Your domain appears in the panel with a Pending badge while Denada provisions it and issues a TLS certificate. Click the domain and choose Check status to re-check — once your CNAME record is in place, the badge switches to Active.
Once active, published projects from your team are served from your custom domain over HTTPS. The certificate is issued and renewed automatically — there’s nothing to upload or rotate. Custom domain panel showing a configured domain with a Pending verification badge
DNS changes can take up to 48 hours to propagate, though most complete within a few minutes.

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Domain status

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Changing or removing your domain

Click your domain in the Custom domain panel:
  • Change domain — enter a new domain. The old one is disconnected first.
  • Remove — disconnect the domain. Published projects will no longer be accessible at that address (they remain available at their default Denada URLs).
A domain can only be connected to one Denada team at a time. If you see “This domain is already in use,” it’s connected to another team — remove it there first.

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Need help?

If you run into issues setting up a custom domain, reach out to support@heydenada.com or ask in our Community Slack.