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Cardel

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Publish, email, sell, and host a community on your own site.

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Publish, email, sell, and host a community on your own site.

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Cardel is for authors and solo creators who are tired of a split stack to manage getting their work out to their audience. It is one site for publishing, email, a shop, bookings, and a community, under your brand and your domain. Build free. You don't pay until you publish.

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Vercel

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Which Vercel product did you use? What new capability did it give your team, and how did that shape the product you launched?

Maker

We run Cardel as one Vercel project. cardel.io and every creator subdomain already live on it. When a creator wants their own domain, we add that name to the same project instead of opening a new one. They prove they own it, point DNS at Vercel, and Vercel serves our app on that name and handles the certificate. They do not need a Vercel account. That is what let us ship one site, not a site per domain. yourname.cardel.io and a domain they already own are the same product. We tell them apart by the address the visitor used. We did have to work around one limit. A domain on the project belongs to the project, not to one customer. So we only remove a name if we were the ones who just added it, we do not remove neighboring names with it, and a customer can never detach cardel.io or the creator subdomains. If the name is already on the project, we use it only when no other creator site has claimed it. Vercel is foundational for Cardel today, and we plan to scale with it.

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7h ago

Maker

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I'm Orin, and I built Cardel because my own work becoming an author was becoming a split across a website, an email tool, a shop, and a community that did not live in one place, and could become painful to manage. Cardel is one site designed for authors and solo creators. You publish your work, send newsletters and automated email campaigns, sell your books or what you make, take bookings, and host a community. It sits under your brand, on a domain that is your own. You can build the site before you pay. Billing starts when you publish for others to use the site. I would like to hear where your own stack still feels split, and where this solves the issue, or could be improved to meet the need.

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19h ago

What questions or feedback do you have about Cardel?

Hey everyone, we are looking forward to taking your questions, and hearing your feedback on using Cardel.

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