| hello, my name is Tom. I wrote localhost.run to help me quickly and easily work on webhooks and collaborate on web apps. It uses the SSH protocol, the 3 main operating systems already have clients installed for this, which means you can use it without signup or even a download to instantly to share something running on localhost. If you want to try it now, start a webapp, it can be a react frontend, nodejs, python's flask, ror, anything, listening on port 3000 and run "ssh -R 80:localhost:3000 nokey@localhost.run" on the command line. I'm most often using this for reactjs apps which listen on port 3000 by default but you can change the port 3000 in that command line to any local port. I've been lurking on HN for years and I've found many awesome products on show HN with some great feedback given in the comments, so I'm now hoping that you can also let me know what you think about my product, maybe features you'd like to see, maybe even someone wants to know more about the SSH protocol and what else it can do. |