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Instantly share your local web server with the world. Serveo has been operating since 2017 and is the fastest way to get a public URL for your localhost development environment. Now with the Chrome extension, forget about downloading complex tunneling software, managing SSH keys, or memorizing command-line flags. The Serveo Chrome Extension simplifies the entire process into a single click. How it works: Simply enter your local port (e.g., 3000), click "Start Tunnel", and Serveo instantly generates a secure public URL (like https://example.serveo.net) that tunnels traffic directly to your browser. Perfect for Developers: • Test Webhooks: Receive real webhooks from services like Stripe, GitHub, or Twilio directly on your local machine without deploying to a staging server. • Client Demos: Share your work-in-progress directly from your laptop with clients or colleagues anywhere in the world. • Mobile Testing: debug your local development site on real mobile devices to ensure responsiveness and functionality. • App Integration: Develop and test integrations with third-party APIs that require a public callback URL. Key Features: • Zero Installation: Runs entirely within Chrome. No binary downloads or terminal commands needed. • Instant HTTPS: All tunnels are secured with HTTPS automatically. • Custom Subdomains: Use your own custom subdomains (when logged in) for consistent, memorable URLs. • Works Everywhere: Compatible with any local server (Node.js, Python, Ruby, Go, etc.) running on your machine. Start your tunnel today and streamline your development workflow with Serveo.
Jan 15, 2026
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