# Tunneli

> Localhost is the new powerpoint. Tunneli is a Mac menu bar app that puts your local project at a shareable `*.tunneli.app` link in one click.

Install it, flip the switch beside a project, and paste the link. There are no accounts and no setup—for you or the person opening it. Tunneli recognizes project names and frameworks, including Docker ports, instead of showing a list of anonymous processes.

Links are random hostnames with TLS, marked `noindex`, and dead after 24 hours. Expiry is enforced by the server, even when the Mac is off. Quit is a kill switch for every link; an individual link can also be stopped or replaced at any time.

Tunneli connects out through Cloudflare, so it needs no port forwarding or firewall prompt. It reconnects after wake, starts at login, and only resumes a link when the same project is still on that port. Dev servers such as Vite and Next receive `Host: localhost`, so unknown-host protection does not get in the way.

The app is free for 7 days, then $29 a year for one person on up to five Macs, with up to ten live links. It requires macOS 13 or later on Apple silicon. Checkout, email, invoices, and subscription management are handled by Polar. Cancel any time and the paid year remains active; refunds are available within 14 days.

## Pages

- [Tunneli](https://tunneli.app/): Product overview, features, pricing, and download
- [Download for Mac](https://tunneli.app/download): Current release for Apple silicon
- [Buy Tunneli](https://tunneli.app/buy): Polar checkout for a yearly license
- [Terms and privacy](https://tunneli.app/legal): Acceptable use, billing terms, and the data Tunneli stores

## Optional

- [Support](mailto:support@tunneli.app): Help with a license, installation, or something broken
- [Manage a license](https://polar.sh/site/portal): Renew, cancel, manage Macs, or retrieve a key in Polar