
Last year we shipped custom domains for boards: one board, one branded URL. It quickly became the default setup for client portals and public roadmaps. It also raised the obvious follow-up question from teams running a dozen boards: "Can we put all of it on our domain?"
Now you can. A team custom domain serves your whole workspace from a hostname you own. The dashboard, every board of your team, tasks, notes, and reports all live under tasks.yourdomain.com, with each board at its own path. Set it up once from the dashboard and every board you create afterwards is on-brand automatically.
Both kinds of custom domain use the same DNS setup and the same paid plan feature. They differ in what sits at the root of the hostname.
| Board domain | Team domain | |
|---|---|---|
| Where you set it up | Board Settings → Services → Custom Domain | Dashboard → Team → Custom Domain |
| What opens at the root | That one board | Your dashboard (or the sign-in screen) |
| Boards | One board per hostname | Every board of the team, e.g. tasks.yourdomain.com/marketing |
| Branding | Board Image for favicon and sign-in | Team image and team name for favicon, page title, and sign-in |
| Who can manage it | Board admins | Team owner |
The two work together. A board that has its own custom domain keeps opening there, even after you add a team domain. Each hostname can be linked to only one board or one team, so roadmap.yourdomain.com can stay dedicated to your public roadmap while tasks.yourdomain.com fronts everything else.
tasks.yourdomain.com/new-board-url. No extra DNS records, no per-board setup.For agencies this means one portal per agency instead of one domain per client board. For product teams it means the engineering board, the design board, and the roadmap share a hostname that matches the rest of your internal tools. For remote teams it is simply one less thing to explain in onboarding.
The team owner does this once. It takes about a minute, plus DNS propagation.
tasks.yourdomain.com and click Add Domain. A subdomain is strongly recommended over an apex domain.t0ggles.com and a TXT record that proves you own the domain. Add both at your DNS provider.
If a hostname is already linked to one of your boards, t0ggles tells you which board holds it, so you can remove it there first. Full step-by-step instructions, an example DNS table, and troubleshooting are in the Custom Domain docs.
Team custom domains are available on the paid plan, which unlocks everything in t0ggles for $5 per user per month. If you are on the free plan, start there and upgrade whenever you are ready to put the workspace on your domain - every first subscription starts with a 14-day free trial.
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