opentunnel: e2e-encrypted public URLs for localhost, soon built into opencode
carsonfarmer · x · 2026-10-08
Developer thdxr released opentunnel, which exposes anything running on your machine via public URLs. Unlike existing tunnel services it is end-to-end encrypted (the relay can't see traffic) and ships an SDK to embed the functionality in your own apps. It will be integrated into opencode tomorrow.
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