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Unfortunately residential networks usually don't have static IP's so the IP changes on reboots. Updating the DNS record every time would probably be a PITA.

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Couple of notes: You can use a DNS updater like this one: https://github.com/timothymiller/cloudflare-ddns

The bigger problem would be if your ISP implemented CGNAT.

Easily taken care of by duckdns for example

And then you have to hope your ISP doesn't use CGNAT

Then I can't hook it up to a real domain like google.com, just a subdomain of whatever site is running it.

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