Tunneli is a menubar app that exposes your localhost to the internet. Create quick tunneli.app links and share with anyone.
Download for MacFree for 7 days, then $29 a year. macOS 13+, Apple silicon.
Tunneli reconnects on wake and the same links work. Reboot and it’s a login item, so it’s there before you open the terminal.
Not for you, not for the viewer. There is no sign-in screen anywhere in the product — install it once and it’s three moves from there.
Rows are named after the folder and the framework, not node. Docker ports too.
The header tells you when to stop refreshing Slack.
Every link is a random hostname under one wildcard certificate, marked noindex, and dead after 24 hours — enforced on the server, so it expires even if your Mac is off.
It connects out through Cloudflare. No port forwarding, no firewall prompt. The only thing on disk is a per-install tunnel identity, 0600.
Quit and every link stops answering within seconds. × kills one, ↻ swaps it for a fresh hostname.
Dev servers that reject unknown hosts get Host: localhost. Vite 6, Next and friends just work.
No Dock icon, no window. A few MB, doing nothing until you open it.
Reconnects on wake, starts at login, and resumes a link only when the same project is on the port.
Already tried it? Buy now. Payment by Polar, VAT handled at checkout. The license key arrives by email and goes into the app.