01 / Start

NodeLane Tunnel

Putlocalhostonline. Instantly.

One command, and your local service is temporarily public. No account, no setup, and closing the terminal ends the tunnel.

Protocols: HTTP · TCP · UDP
Anonymous session: Up to 60 minutes
Bandwidth: Up to 2 MB/s

Quick startRun the installer, then choose your tunnel details

curl -fsSL https://tunnel.nodelane.net/run.sh | sh

Next: choose a protocol · empty host = localhost · port defaults to 3000Anonymous · No account required

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02 / Protocols

One tunnel, three protocols

One workflow for every local service

Choose a protocol and local port. Tunnel creates a temporary public route without extra configuration or changes to your development workflow.

01 / WEBAvailable

HTTP

Websites, local APIs, and WebSockets receive a random public address automatically.

$ … http localhost 3000

02 / STREAMAvailable

TCP

SSH, databases, and other TCP-based development services.

$ … tcp localhost 22

03 / DATAGRAMAvailable

UDP

UDP services, device integration, and temporary network tests.

$ … udp localhost 5353

Use casesAPI integrationDevice testingProduct demosShort-term collaboration

03 / Access

Clear, predictable access

Available now. More stability ahead.

Core protocol capabilities stay the same. Accounts will add more bandwidth, longer sessions, stable addresses, and encryption when they become available.

Accesscomparison

Available now

Anonymous

No account—copy the command and start

Coming soon

Free account

For ongoing integration and stable entry points

Protocols

HTTP / TCP / UDP

Concurrent routes

1 per client

2 per client

Session length

Up to 60 minutes

Unlimited

Route name

Random each time

Stable name

SSL encryption

Not available

Available

Bandwidth

Up to 2 MB/s

Up to 5 MB/s

Best for

Quick debugging and temporary sharing

Ongoing integration and stable access