Expose your local development environment to the internet with a single command. No networking knowledge required. No account needed to start.
$ npx --yes localtolink@latestCapabilities
LocalToLink automatically detects your running application, establishes a secure tunnel, and assigns a public URL. No reverse proxies, no port forwarding, no firewall rules.
Output machine-readable JSON with the --json flag. Perfect for integration with Cursor, Claude, and automated CI/CD pipelines.
Seamlessly handles HTTP, HTTPS, WebSockets, and streaming. Your local app behaves exactly as it would in production.
Connections are encrypted in transit (HTTPS/WSS). Automated abuse prevention and isolated sessions ensure your tunnel remains secure and reliable.
Network drops happen. LocalToLink automatically reconnects and resumes your exact public URL without interrupting your workflow or requiring a restart.
Use Cases
Share your work-in-progress with clients or stakeholders instantly. No deploying to staging environments required.
Receive webhooks from Stripe, GitHub, or Twilio directly to your local machine for rapid debugging and iteration.
Test your responsive designs and local APIs on physical mobile devices connected to different networks.
Complete OAuth flows locally. Route callback URLs from Google, GitHub, or Auth0 directly to your localhost.
Expose local MCP servers and tools to cloud-based AI agents securely, enabling real-time local execution.
Ask AI
Let ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Perplexity research for you. Click a button — review the prompt, then send.
Opens third-party AI services; not affiliated.
How it works
Guides
Get a public HTTPS URL in one command — no account required.
WebhooksReceive Stripe, GitHub, and other webhooks on your machine.
BlogZero-config tunnel setup for webhooks, OAuth, and client previews.
Free for developers
LocalToLink is free to use for local development, demos, and webhook testing. Run one command — no account, no credit card, no install required with npx localtolink.
Included at no cost
Free for dev & testing
Sessions are time-limited and tuned for development workloads. See the CLI reference for limits.