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Skytunnel Demo Expose local servers to the internet without installation, signup, and free forever. Skytunnel is an open-source alternative to ngrok and serveo.

Quick Start

ssh -R 443:localhost:8080 skytunnel.pp.ua

Replace 8080 with your local port number.

if you want to specify your own subdomain use the following command

LC_DOMAIN=yourdomain ssh -R 443:localhost:8080 skytunnel.pp.ua

Replace yourdomain with preferred name

Features

  • No Installation Required - Just use SSH, which is already installed on most systems
  • No Signup Needed - Start using immediately without registration
  • Free Forever - No hidden costs or premium features
  • Zero-knowledge TLS - Encrypted traffic through secure tunnels
  • Secure WebSocket Support - Compatible with WebSocket connections
  • Deterministic Domain Names - Get the same domain name every time (based on pubkey)
  • Birng your own subdomain - Use custom subdomain via environment variables
  • Open Source - Contribute or self-host your own instance

How It Works

Skytunnel uses a NodeJS application to handle web subdomain requests, proxying them to TCP forwarded connections opened on a custom SSH server implemented using the ssh2 npm library.

FAQ

How does it differ from serveo.net?

Skytunnel was heavily inspired by serveo. However, serveo currently receives limited support.

I got an error or cannot connect. What should I do?

As a non-commercial project, issues may occur. The project is under active development. Please open an issue on GitHub if you encounter problems.

Who is this for?

Skytunnel is built by developers for developers. It's designed to simplify local development and project prototyping. Not recommended for production use.

Development

Contributions are welcome!

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