Public Tunnel use case

Test webhooks from localhost without deploying first.

Give a public callback URL to Stripe, GitHub, PayPal, or another provider while your app still runs on your own machine.

Public URL for a local appLet outside services reach your development server during testing.
Faster iterationDebug payloads locally instead of deploying every small change.
Web-first fitWebhook callbacks are exactly the kind of HTTPS workflow Public Tunnel is meant to start with.

Typical flow

1. Run locallyYour app listens on a local development port.
2. Create a tunnelDNSExit provides a public HTTPS endpoint for that app.
3. Receive callbacksThe provider sends real webhook events into localhost through the tunnel.

Good examples

  • Payment status callbacks
  • Git push or deployment hooks
  • CRM and form integrations
  • Webhook signature verification tests

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