GUIDES

Short guides that take a local service to a useful endpoint.

Every guide starts with a concrete case: create an HTTP URL, test a webhook, join a private tunnel, or transport a TCP or UDP port.

HTTP

Test a webhook on localhost

Create an HTTPS URL for your local app, then observe and replay received calls.

HTTP · Inspector5 min →
Private access

Open private SSH access

Transport an SSH port without making it public, using an internal alias and invitation token.

TCP · Owner / consumer7 min →
UDP

Expose a UDP service

Transport a UDP port for a game, network tool, or real-time service.

UDP · QUIC Datagram5 min →
Preview

Share a demo without deploying

Present a local application with a temporary URL without changing your network configuration.

HTTP · URL publique4 min →
Local API

Publish a local API for an integration

Temporarily expose an API running on your workstation, then share an HTTPS URL without changing your router.

HTTP · URL publique5 min →
HTTP multi-service

Group multiple HTTP applications

Choose path or hostname routing to pass multiple services behind the same HTTP tunnel.

HTTP · Path / Hostname8 min →
HTTP protection

Restrict access to an HTTP URL

Choose the HTTP control suitable for a demo, pre-production, or application reserved for a known group.

HTTP · CIDR / Password / OIDC6 min →
OpenPort Connect

Join a private tunnel with OpenPort Connect

Share an invitation token instead of a public port. The consumer connects to the service with a dedicated application, without an account in the Connect interface.

Private · Owner / consumer4 min →
Dashboard

Operate a Desktop client remotely

The dashboard identifies each connected Desktop machine and lets you deploy a tunnel profile to the right client.