Your local ports, available everywhere. Web apps, SSH, databases, game servers, IoT devices. If it runs on your machine, remote.host can give it a temporary (or permanent!) public URL.
Then you're ready to go. Check out our examples up top for some good places to start.
We built a native macOS menu bar app. Start tunnels, manage forwarding rules, and monitor connections without ever opening a terminal.
Available for macOS 13+. Lives in your menu bar, stays out of your way.
Other tools became gateways, dashboards, compliance platforms. We do one thing: connect your local port to the internet. That's it.
Get a URL like you.remote.host that never changes. Share it once in your docs, your Slack, your README. It just works.
Web apps, SSH, Postgres, Redis, game servers. If it listens on a port, you can tunnel it. HTTP gets HTTPS automatically.
Start tunnels, monitor connections, and manage forwarding rules from your menu bar. No terminal required.
Auto-reconnect on drop. Prevent sleep while tunneling. Clean shutdown. It works so you can forget about it.
No per-connection fees. No bandwidth gotchas. No enterprise sales calls.
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$9/mo
Make your localhost a remote.host
One command. Your machine. Their browser.