Overview

Whitelabel lets you run Extendify Code as your own product: your name, domain, and look, billed and supported through your systems. This guide walks you through everything you do to launch and operate it — providing your branding, calling the API to create and manage accounts for your users, connecting custom domains for the sites they build, and (optionally) automating DNS and receiving webhooks.

Quick links

Extendify Code customization options

• Full whitelabel API docs

1. Provide your branding

Submit your branding inputs based on the customization options page. At minimum, confirm:

• Product display name
• Primary domain for your branded app experience
• Login, billing, upgrade, top-up, and support URLs
• Logo, favicon, and brand colors
• Documentation destination, if it should point somewhere specific to your product

Set up your base URL and publishing domain

Whitelabel uses two separate domains, and they must not be the same domain:

• Base URL — the domain that hosts your branded Extendify Code app (for example, code.yourbrand.com). When you set up your base URL, we provide the CNAME DNS records to add at your DNS provider so the domain points at our platform.
• Custom publishing domain — the wildcard domain that hosts the sites your users publish (for example, *.yourbrand.app). For this domain you delegate control to us by pointing its nameservers at the ones we provide, so we can manage per-site subdomains and certificates automatically.

Keep published sites on a different domain. The publishing domain serves user-generated content, so it must be a separate domain from your base URL — the two must not share a domain. Sharing them would expose your primary brand domain to content created by your users.

2. Authenticate your API requests