Every project gets a yourdocs.stipple.wiki subdomain out of the box. When you’re ready, serve the same site from a domain you own.
Subdomain
Point docs.yourcompany.com at Stipple with a CNAME, verify it in the console under Domains, and the site serves there with SSL handled automatically.
Subdirectory mounts
Docs often perform best at a path on your main domain — yourcompany.com/docs. Stipple supports this as a first-class feature, not a hack:
- Add a mount under Domains with your hostname and path prefix.
- Add the generated proxy rule to your own edge — copy-paste configs are provided for nginx, Cloudflare, and Vercel.
- Stipple verifies the mount through your proxy, then rebuilds the site so every URL, sitemap entry, and llms.txt link uses your domain.
The site keeps serving from Stipple’s edge; your proxy just fronts it. SSL on your domain stays yours.