Open Allowed domains
Dashboard → Widget Settings → Allowed domains.
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Domain Restrictions
Control which websites can load your Wiretalk live chat widget with domain allowlists and security settings.
Dashboard: Widget Settings → Allowed domains
Only websites you explicitly allow can load your chat widget. This prevents unauthorized sites from embedding your widget key. Pro
Add your domains
Add hostnames
Enter bare domains like example.com (covers www.example.com and subdomains) or specific hosts like app.example.com.
Include staging & mobile apps
Add staging URLs before testing. For Android/iOS apps, add app:your.bundle.id — see the mobile WebView guide.
Wildcard patterns
Use patterns like *.example.com to allow all subdomains. Wildcards are useful for multi-tenant SaaS apps.
| Pattern | Matches |
|---|---|
example.com | example.com, www.example.com, app.example.com |
*.example.com | Any subdomain of example.com |
localhost | Local development on port 80/443 |
app:com.example.app | Android, iOS, React Native, or Flutter app with that bundle ID |
Mobile app bundle IDs
Android, iOS, React Native, and Flutter apps load Wiretalk in a WebView — not via a website hostname. Register your app using the app: prefix:
app:com.example.appThe widget sends platform and app_id on init instead of a page URL. Both must match an entry on your allowlist. See the mobile WebView guide for setup steps and platform snippets.
Widget blocked?
Common mistake: Forgetting to add both
www and bare domain, or missing a staging URL. The widget shows an error: “Add it under Allowed Domains in Widget Settings.”
See Troubleshooting for more fixes.