If you have Cloudflared, you can setup your `*` wildcard record and point it at caddy running on your local box.

Caddyfile

# Globals for logging and turning off https
# Read the following next time experimenting
# https://pratikpc.medium.com/using-caddy-to-create-virtual-hosts-for-your-multi-domain-names-as-a-reverse-proxy-from-a-single-2ce0b7a53a9e
# Dont forget
# caddy fmt --overwrite && caddy reload
{
	auto_https off
}


curiola.com:80 {
 log {
  output stdout
 }
 redir https://www.curiola.com{uri} permanent
}


www.curiola.com:80 {
	log {
		output stdout
	}
	root * /Users/nickglynn/Sites/www.curiola.com/output
	file_server
}

# :8001 {
# 	# Two upstreams, but more coolness here
# 	reverse_proxy localhost:9001 localhost:9002 {
# 		lb_policy round_robin
# 		lb_try_interval 1s
# 		lb_try_duration 30s
# 		health_uri /healthcheck
# 		health_interval 5s
# 	}
# }

# Specific tunnel - needs Cloudflared config
:8001 {
	reverse_proxy localhost:9701 {
		health_uri /healthcheck
		health_interval 5s
	}
}

# Named host
timstack.curiola.com:80 {
    log {
        output stdout
    }
    reverse_proxy 0.0.0.0:3001
}

brandpack.curiola.com:80 {
	log {
		output stdout
	}
    reverse_proxy 0.0.0.0:9060
}

:80 {
	respond "Not Found" 404
}

| CNAME | * | {tunnel_id}.cfargotunnel.com |

Make sure that proxied is on (orange cloud)

Cloudflare will terminate DNS at their edge and then forward traffic through your tunnel.
Without proxying, the *.cfargotunnel.com record won’t route requests through the tunnel properly.