Custom-domain activation is failing at the handoff from a working preview to a public app.
Founders need a dependable launch URL while existing hosted applications need their current domain mappings left untouched.
Who you’d be doing this for
“My demo link works, but the URL on my business cards still goes nowhere.”
Ida Moen · Founder
She is preparing a customer-facing application built with Agent for a live launch on her own domain.
What is at stake
Custom-domain activation succeeds in only 81% of newly published apps, leaving founders with unreachable public URLs. You have to weigh a narrow publishing-path correction against the risk of changing existing domain mappings.
Why it isn’t already fixed
Every obvious fix costs something else. That’s the part you’d have to decide.
- faster domain recovery vs. existing mapping safety
- visible publish status vs. actual public reachability
- platform fallback vs. correcting the publishing handoff
Why Replit
Replit Agent promises that a founder can move from a natural-language idea to a hosted application without assembling separate deployment services.
Written with these in mind
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