One command
Expose a local server with a single command; no sign-up for basic use.
Ingress
reTunnel
Expose local services behind NATs and firewalls over encrypted tunnels.
Beta Free today Free and open source (MIT client and CLI)
What it is
A free, open-source ingress platform: expose local HTTP, HTTPS and TCP services through encrypted tunnels, with webhook inspection and replay, custom subdomains, HTTP Basic Auth and a self-hostable server, from a single command or a declarative YAML file.
Who it is for. Developers testing webhooks and callbacks against a real public URL, and teams that want to run their own ingress.
- Secure tunnels
- HTTP and TCP
- Webhook debugging
- Self-hostable
- Open source
What it does
Encrypted by default
Every connection is encrypted end to end; serve public HTTPS from a local machine without managing certificates.
HTTP, HTTPS and TCP
Tunnel web services and raw TCP, such as SSH and databases, from behind NATs and firewalls.
Webhook debugging
Inspect and replay inbound webhook events while developing an integration.
Subdomains and auth
Reserve a subdomain and protect a tunnel with HTTP Basic Auth, by flag or by a declarative config file.
Self-hostable
Run your own reTunnel server for full control, or use the hosted platform. MIT-licensed client and CLI.
Ready to look at reTunnel?
The product site has the documentation and the way in. For procurement questions, a pilot or an integration, talk to us directly.