I built a lightweight reverse proxy that lets you host multiple services under one domain using URL paths.
What it does:
- yourdomain.com/app1/ → service1.com
- yourdomain.com/app2/ → service2.com
- Automatically rewrites URLs so JavaScript apps work
Why I made it:
I wanted to access multiple services through one domain without dealing with subdomains or complex nginx configs.
Features:
- One-click Railway deployment
- Simple environment variables for configuration
- Works with static sites, APIs, and web apps
- Live demo: https://vicnas.me
vicnas•1h ago
What it does: - yourdomain.com/app1/ → service1.com - yourdomain.com/app2/ → service2.com - Automatically rewrites URLs so JavaScript apps work
Why I made it: I wanted to access multiple services through one domain without dealing with subdomains or complex nginx configs.
Features: - One-click Railway deployment - Simple environment variables for configuration - Works with static sites, APIs, and web apps - Live demo: https://vicnas.me
GitHub: https://github.com/Vic-Nas/flashy
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