Your own name
Each tunnel gets a name in your space, like bob.acme.codebrix.dev. Same address every time, so webhooks and links keep working.
CodeBrix Tunnel
Run one command and the app on your machine is live at https://you.acme.codebrix.dev, with a real certificate. Every port works, logins work, and you can watch every request as it happens.
$ grok start bob ● online https://bob.acme.codebrix.dev → localhost:3000 https://bob.acme.codebrix.dev:5173 → localhost:5173 bob.acme.codebrix.dev:40012 → localhost:22 (tcp) inspect http://127.0.0.1:4040 GET /api/orders 200 34 ms POST /webhooks/stripe 200 12 ms GET /auth/callback 302 8 ms
Each tunnel gets a name in your space, like bob.acme.codebrix.dev. Same address every time, so webhooks and links keep working.
:5173 on the tunnel reaches localhost:5173. Any port above 1000, nothing to configure.
Register one redirect URL with Google, GitHub or Okta. Each login goes back to whoever started it.
See and replay every request at 127.0.0.1:4040, with JWTs decoded in place.
SSH, databases and game servers get their own stable public port.
Only your machine can reach your tunnel until you open it up, all of it or just /webhooks/*.
~/.grok/grok.yml.grok start bob and share the URL.server: https://codebrix.dev
authtoken: <your token>
tunnels:
bob:
addr: 3000
CodeBrix Tunnel is in private beta and free while it lasts. Sign-up is coming soon.