Getting Started
How to Create Your First HTTPS Tunnel in 30 Seconds
• 5 min read
Install ASD CLI and expose your local development server to the internet with a public HTTPS URL. One command, 30 seconds, no configuration needed.
THE SHARED ACCESS LAYER FOR MODERN ENGINEERING TEAMS
Any machine. Instant access.
ASD is a developer platform focused on CI/CD workflows and local service exposure for real engineering teams.
It lets you instantly expose running services, share live demos, and work against real infrastructure without complex tunnel setups, environment drift, or "works on my machine" issues.
Whether you're testing locally, reviewing a PR, or demoing to a client, ASD makes your services reachable, predictable, and easy to share.
WHY ASD
The collaborative cockpit for developers, anywhere
Access
Reach any machine
NAT, firewall, K8s — nothing is unreachable.
Speed
Ship in minutes
From broken to fixed in minutes. Demo never cancelled.
Team
Collaborate live
QA tests earlier. PMs see faster. Clients experience directly.
Savings
No idle hardware
Your laptops are your staging. No cloud bill for idle servers.
Why teams choose ASD
Expose local services without fragile tunnels
Speed up reviews with real preview links
Improve CI/CD feedback loops
Reduce "it works on my machine" issues
Collaborate on running services, not assumptions
"ASD isn't another cloud IDE. It's the missing layer between local development, CI/CD, and real collaboration."
Explore the ASD Platform
ASD brings together service exposure, CI/CD workflows, and collaboration into one coherent platform.
PRICING
Start free. Scale when ready.
Free
€0/month
- 1 tunnel
- Random subdomain
- Community support
Developer
€9/month
- 4 concurrent tunnels
- Persistent subdomain
- API keys (1 year TTL)
- Email support
Pro Popular
€29/month
- 3 developers (12 tunnels)
- 1 CI/CD token included
- Team dashboard
- Webhooks + API
Scale Q2-Q3 2026
€88/month
€69 base + €19 self-hosted (min)
- 10 developers (40 tunnels)
- 3 CI/CD tokens included
- RBAC dashboard
- Priority support (8h)
- Dedicated infrastructure
Beta pricing — rates may adjust at launch. Early subscribers keep their current rate.
Frequently asked questions
What is ASD (Accelerated Software Development)?
ASD is a developer platform focused on CI/CD workflows and local service exposure. It helps teams share, demo, and validate real running services quickly and securely.
What problem does ASD primarily solve?
ASD removes friction around exposing services — locally or from CI — so teams can collaborate, review, and demo without slow deployments or brittle tunnel setups.
Is ASD a cloud IDE?
No. ASD does not replace your editor. Remote servers and cloud code environments can be part of the ecosystem, but they are not the core focus.
What is local service exposure?
Local service exposure allows you to securely share services running on your machine or in CI with teammates or clients — instantly and without manual networking setup.
How does ASD work with CI/CD?
ASD integrates naturally into CI/CD pipelines, allowing services to be exposed, previewed, and validated during builds and tests.
What are ephemeral environments in ASD?
They are temporary environments created on demand for testing, validation, or demos. Use them when needed and remove them when done.
Is ASD an internal developer platform?
Yes, in a lightweight form. ASD provides shared tooling for exposure, access control, and collaboration without forcing teams to build custom platforms.
Is ASD secure?
Yes. ASD uses explicit exposure, controlled access, and avoids unsafe sharing patterns like shared credentials or open VPNs.
Who is ASD for?
Software development teams, DevOps and platform engineers, startups and scale-ups, and teams that need fast demos and feedback.
How do teams get started?
Download the beta binary, expose a service, and share it. No heavy onboarding required.
HOW-TO GUIDES
Get Started with ASD
Step-by-step tutorials to help you set up tunnels, configure services, and automate workflows.
Tunnels
How to Expose Local Services with ASD Tunnels
• 8 min read
Learn three ways to expose local services with ASD: quick expose for instant sharing, asd.yaml for daily development, and tunnel tokens for CI/CD automation.
Configuration
How to Configure asd.yaml for Your Project
• 10 min read
Complete guide to configuring asd.yaml: define services, set up networking, add authentication, create automation tasks, and configure plugins for your project.
FROM THE BLOG
Latest Insights
Technical deep dives, platform updates, and developer stories.
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Insights
The death of "works on my machine": why we must end context isolation
• 8 min read
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Features
Path-Based Routing: Run Multiple Services on One Tunnel
• 6 min read
How ASD uses path-based routing to serve your frontend and backend through a single URL. No CORS issues, no URL juggling — even on our free tier.