Publish your first Tunnel in 5 minutes

Install the CLI and reach your first local service through a public HTTPS URL.

Read time 5 分钟·Updated 2026-08-25

Before you start

You need a macOS, Linux, or Windows device running a local HTTP service.

TipQuick Tunnel works without an account and is ideal for demos and short debugging sessions.

Start your local service, then run:

anureo expose http://127.0.0.1:8080

The CLI connects to Anureo Edge and prints a public HTTPS URL. Open it to reach your local service.

For a stable address, sign in to the console and create a Persistent Tunnel with an Access Key.

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