Expose your localhost to internet
Use Staqlab tunnel to expose port on your localhost over to the internet.
The fast, reliable, secure localhost tunneling solution.

SetUp is pretty easy.Follow this easy steps to get started...

Step 1

Download Tunnel client for your system

Download for Linux
Download for Windows
Download for Mac
Download for Raspberry pi

Installation SetUp

Step 2

Unzip Download file

For Linux or Mac type.Use this command to unzip file
unzip ./staqlab-tunnel.zip
For Windows, open downloaded file (by double clicking on it) to unzip it

Environment Setup

Step 3

Finally run agent to get public link

For random hostname.
./staqlab-tunnel <port>
For specific hostname.
./staqlab-tunnel <port> hostname=<desired-domain>

Get public link

How it works?

Staqlab tunnel is a light-weight reverse-proxy ssh client which creates a tunnel between your dev machines and our server. Whenever we get webhooks / http requests on provided url we forwards the encrypted secure requests to your machine. Similarly, whenever your machine produces output out of given request, we take the output and transports it to the client. Taking altogether, we are acting as a middle man between your dev machine and public internet

Is it secure?

Encryption happens two-ways between browser and our server and then between our server to your dev-machine. HTTPS and SSH encryption are believed to be highly secure and are tough to break-in.All the internet traffic is relying and trusting on these standards. And thus, you can believe your data is safe while using our services.

Is it have interceptor / GUI support?

Yes, you will be provided a GUI link which will open in a browser.
Our System client is packed with powerful interceptor which would intercept and display all the http traffic flowing through your local server. Its a deal-breaker when you are debugging some critical issue on your dev-code.

Interceptor Features:

Debug Request/Response body and headers
Replay HTTP Request
Analyze server behaviour for routes such as response time, response-type, response header etc

Where can i use this?

Use cases are not limited to, but includes -

Features:

Forward webhooks to localhost

Integrations with third party apps like slack bot or Shopify apps and debug run code on your machine without actually deploying your code on cloud services.
It makes whole development process easier and less hectic
Sharing your work

Often you may need to incorporate feedback from QA or client team over and over again
Whenever some changes come-in you just buzz up and curse your luck for undergoing that lengthy slow deployment process that took ages to complete.More of your precious time is wasted waiting for deployment to complete.
Well its no longer the case if you our localhost to web service.You just can share the link with your teammates for server running on your dev machines and voila, whats tooks minutes is now not taking even a sec!!!
Collaborate with teammates

Often you may need to incorporate feedback from QA or client team over and over again
Whenever some changes come-in you just buzz up and curse your luck for undergoing that lengthy slow deployment process that took ages to complete.More of your precious time is wasted waiting for deployment to complete.
Well its no longer the case if you our localhost to web service.You just can share the link with your teammates for server running on your dev machines and voila, whats tooks minutes is now not taking even a sec!!!
IoT Integration

Integrate directly with IOT devices like Raspberry Pi, Arduino or similar microprocessor hardware.
NODE-MCU , ESP8266 and StaqLab tunnel just build up a good pair.