LocalXpose

A hosted tunneling service with a client binary that exposes local servers to the internet.

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About LocalXpose

LocalXpose makes a server running on your own machine reachable from the internet through a managed tunnel. A single client binary runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, FreeBSD and Docker, and the service handles TLS certificates, region selection and routing.

It suits developers testing webhooks against a local server or giving temporary access to a local app, as well as longer-running tunnels for devices and internal services. An account is needed, and a free sign-up is offered.

Strengths

  • Single client binary for many platforms
  • Automatic TLS certificates
  • Useful for receiving webhooks on a local machine

Limitations

  • Requires an account and depends on the hosted service
  • Client is not open source

Details

Pricing
FreemiumFree sign-up available, with paid use of the managed service.
License
Proprietary
Developer
LocalXpose
Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux, Command line
How it runs
Downloadable app, Hosted service
Account
Required
Works offline
No
Best suited for
Developers exposing a local server to test webhooks or share a demo
Last verified
Added
Provenance
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Software that can replace LocalXpose for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.

  • ngrok

    A tunnelling agent and gateway that exposes a local app to the internet with request inspection.

    ngrok exposes a local app in one command with request inspection and SSH or RDP access, installable through Homebrew, Scoop or Docker, with traffic routed through its service.

  • Pinggy

    A tunneling service that gives localhost a public URL over SSH, with a web debugger for traffic.

    Pinggy works over plain SSH with no client install and includes a web debugger, but free tunnel URLs change on reconnect.

  • localhost.run

    A tunneling service that exposes a local web server to the internet using ordinary SSH.

    localhost.run uses the standard SSH client with no sign-up for free tunnels, though free domains are not stable and custom domains need a subscription.

  • Tunnelmole

    An open-source tunneling tool that gives a server running on localhost a public HTTPS URL.

    Tunnelmole is open source and optionally self-hostable, giving local ports a public HTTPS URL, installed by script or npm.

  • Expose

    A tunneling service with an open-source client that gives local sites a public URL.

    Expose has an open-source client and hosted tunnels from Beyond Code, working through firewalls and VPNs, with some features on a paid Pro plan.

  • zrok

    An open-source tunneling tool for sharing local services and files publicly or privately, built on OpenZiti.

    zrok is open source on OpenZiti with private sharing and file sharing, hosted or self-hosted, but requires an invite and enabling an environment.

  • LocalCan

    A macOS app that gives localhost a stable public URL for testing webhooks and sharing previews.

    LocalCan is a paid macOS-only app with stable public URLs, a request inspector with replay and snapshots that stay online after you disconnect.

LocalXpose as an alternative

Listings that name LocalXpose as an alternative.

  • Cloudflare Tunnel

    Exposes a service on your machine to the internet through Cloudflare without opening a single port in your firewall.

    LocalXpose is a hosted tunneling service with automatic TLS and a closed-source client, requiring an account instead of a Cloudflare domain.

  • Webhook Relay

    A webhook gateway that receives, transforms and forwards webhooks to public URLs, private servers or localhost.

    LocalXpose is a hosted tunnel with a closed-source client for Windows, macOS and Linux and automatic TLS, exposing whole local servers rather than relaying webhooks.

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