Create public URL
Serve a port on a computer at an https address.
https://<name>-<tail>.orgo.dev serve a port on the computer. See Public URLs.
Read the address from url in the answer. Orgo adds 4 characters after the name, so it can’t be known in advance. Leave out name and Orgo picks one.
The app must listen on 0.0.0.0, not 127.0.0.1. Each port gets one URL: a second create for the same port answers 409 PORT_TAKEN with the existing URL in public_url.
Needs a paid plan or credits you’ve bought.Authorizations
API key authentication. Get your key at orgo.ai/workspaces
Path Parameters
Computer ID. Accepts the computer's UUID or its instance_id.
Body
The port your app listens on inside the computer. Not 22, 3389, 5900 to 5999, 6080 to 6099, 8080 or 9000: the computer uses those itself.
1 <= x <= 65535The start of the address. Orgo adds 4 characters after it, so cool-thing becomes cool-thing-x7k2. Lowercase letters, digits and hyphens. Omit it and Orgo picks one.
2 - 16Older name for name, read the same way. To get back an address the workspace owner removed in the last 30 days, send its full label here, for example cool-thing-x7k2. Send name or label, not both.
Response
Created.
The address to share.
"https://cool-thing-x7k2.orgo.dev"
"cool-thing-x7k2.orgo.dev"
The part of the hostname before the base domain.
"cool-thing-x7k2"
The port on the computer the URL serves.
1 <= x <= 65535true when visitors must enter a password first.
Present and true only when Orgo support turned the URL off. It is not served and cannot be changed or removed.