SplatWorks.org and DrawSplat.org
Updated October 14, 2026.
The user purchased SplatWorks.org and started connecting it to the existing Cloudflare deployment. Both domains should serve the same source and application paths. The homepage presents SplatWorks™ as the suite, including LayoutSplat; DrawSplat™ remains the whiteboard. Existing tools, guides, and downloads remain accessible through their current links.
Domain connection
In the same Cloudflare account, ensure the SplatWorks.org zone is Active. A domain purchased elsewhere needs the nameservers assigned by Cloudflare. In Workers & Pages, find the deployment where DrawSplat.org is already attached, and add SplatWorks.org and www.splatworks.org as additional custom domains. Keep DrawSplat.org attached.
For Pages, use Custom domains → Set up a domain. For Workers, use Settings → Domains & Routes → Add → Custom Domain, or the Domains tab available in newer dashboards. Add domains through the hosting project so Cloudflare configures DNS and HTTPS for the correct deployment.
Verification and storage
At the initial check on October 14, SplatWorks.org did not resolve through the
verification connection. Cloudflare activation was pending. After activation,
check HTTPS, the homepage, /app/whiteboard.html, /pages/splatworks, and
/splatworks/layoutsplat/ on the new domain. Existing URLs on DrawSplat.org must
also remain functional.
Browser drafts are stored separately on each domain. Users continuing existing work should open it on DrawSplat.org or save a project file there and reopen the file on SplatWorks.org. Do not add an automatic redirect for existing application URLs until a deliberate draft migration is available. The homepage canonical URL remains DrawSplat.org while the new domain is pending; a later canonical switch should follow successful live verification.
SplatWorks.org resolved and returned the shared SplatWorks™ homepage during production verification on October 14, 2026. The v0.2 feature deployment succeeded on both Cloudflare Pages and Workers. Both domains remain attached.