tunnelto
Expose your local web server to the internet with a public URL, written in Rust with async-io.
What is tunnelto?
tunnelto is a tool that creates secure tunnels from a local development environment to the public internet, providing a public URL for a locally running web server. It is written in Rust and built with async-io on top of tokio for efficient, non-blocking network operations. It solves the problem of sharing local development work, testing webhooks, or demoing applications without needing to deploy to a production server.
Developers who need to expose a local web server for sharing, testing webhooks, or demoing applications. It is also suitable for teams or individuals who want to self-host their own tunneling server instance.
Developers choose tunnelto for its performance and simplicity, leveraging Rust's efficiency, and for its self-hostable server option which provides control over the tunneling infrastructure. It offers features like custom subdomains, a local introspection dashboard, and API authentication for secure usage.
Overview
Expose your local web server to the internet with a public URL.
Use Cases
Best For
- Sharing a locally running web application with stakeholders for feedback or demos without deploying.
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