
Public URLs for localhost over HTTP, TCP, UDP or TLS tunnels, with no download
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1 / 3Pinggy gives developers a way to share an app running on their own machine, through a public address that works even behind firewalls and NATs. A single SSH command opens an HTTP, TCP, UDP or TLS tunnel, so there is nothing to download and no server to configure. People use it to demo a site to a client, test webhooks or let a teammate check a build. Basic use is quick, and paid plans add persistent URLs.
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