If you own your own domain name, it’s now possible to configure a Tiddlyhost site to be served at that domain. So instead of mysite.tiddlyhost.com being the URL for your site, it could be instead served at mydomain.com , or at a subdomain of your choice, e.g. mystuff.mydomain.com .
Registering a domain name is something you have to do for yourself using one of the many domain registrars, e.g. namecheap or porkbun.
There are a few steps required to verify that you own a domain, and then it may take a little while to generate a certificate. Instructions will be provided once you specify what the custom domain name should be. To get started, go to the settings page for your site, and click “Custom Domain”. This works for any site, so it could be FeatherWiki, Siteleteer, or TiddlyWiki Classic if you like.
It’s a new feature, so there might be bugs. Please let me know if you find any problems, or have suggestions for improvements.
As an example, here is a Tiddlyhost host site with a custom domain: https://randomibis.com/
Note this is a subscriber-only feature, see Tiddlyhost for info about becoming a Tiddlyhost subscriber.
-Simon