ASTRODOCK Features Sign-inAccounts and passkeys, no password in your app Databases & storageIts own Postgres and bucket, or yours Deploys & runtimesPush, upload, or let an agent do it Secrets & configNames in the repo, values on the platform Domains & HTTPSSubdomains and certificates, handled Monitoring & backupsLogs, alerts and nightly dumps For agents Self-hosting Docs Install

Features · Domains & HTTPS

Certificates you
never think about.

One wildcard record at setup, and every app you deploy from then on has its own address over HTTPS from the moment it exists.

*.yourdomain one DNS record oncall. drop. status. issued and renewed without you

What you set up once

01

One wildcard record

Point *.yourdomain at the machine during setup. That's the last DNS you touch for ordinary apps.

02

Subdomains appear on their own

Deploy an app and it's reachable immediately at its own name, with a certificate already in place.

03

Renewal isn't a task

Certificates renew themselves. There's no cron job for you to forget and no expiry to be paged about.

Custom domains

Your own hostname,
checked for you.

Put a real domain in front of any app and Astrodock shows the exact record to create, watches for it to appear, and turns on encryption the moment it lands — so the usual half-hour of "is it propagated yet" becomes a status you can look at.

There's a lighter option too: Pages publishes a document or a small static site straight from a folder, with no app to build, and the same access control if you want it behind a login.

Custom domains and DNS →

Give it a machine
and ten minutes.