Free for everyone
Your localhost, live on a fixed https address.
Pick a port on your computer and share https://you-app.yooltest.com from home, office or a phone hotspot. Free, no router setup, and the address never changes.
$ buundo http 3000 --name shop ✓ Online https://amina-shop.yooltest.com → http://127.0.0.1:3000 GET / 200 12 ms POST /api/orders 201 48 ms
Sign in
Enter your email and the 6-digit code we send you. No password, no card.
Pick a port
Choose the local port your app runs on, for example 3000, 5173 or 8000.
Share the link
Your address works on any network until you stop it.
Download
Prefer the terminal?
macOS / Linux / Ubuntu
curl -fsSL https://yooltest.com/install.sh | shWindows (PowerShell)
irm https://yooltest.com/install.ps1 | iexThen:
buundo login buundo http 3000
Using the buundo command
Every address starts with your username: <username>-<name>.yooltest.com. You get up to 5 free addresses, and each one stays yours until you release it.
Share a port
buundo http 3000
Uses your first address, or creates <username>-dev. Works for React, Vite, Next.js, Django, Laravel, anything on that port.
Choose the name
buundo http 5173 --name shop
Gives https://<username>-shop.yooltest.com. The name is reserved for you the first time.
Frappe / ERPNext site
buundo http 8000 --name erp --host-header mysite.local
--host-header sends the site name your bench expects, so multi-site benches open the right site.
Another computer or port
buundo http 8080 --host 192.168.1.20
Share a server on another machine in your network, such as a printer panel or a NAS.
Protect with a password
buundo http 3000 --auth admin:secret
Visitors must enter this user and password before they reach your app.
Watch requests
buundo http 3000 --name hooks
Every request is printed live with method, path, status and time. Handy for testing webhooks from Stripe, GitHub or WhatsApp.
All commands
buundo login | Sign in with your email and a 6-digit code. |
buundo http <port> | Share a local port. Options: --name, --host, --host-header, --auth user:pass. |
buundo domains | List your addresses. |
buundo domains add <name> | Reserve an address without starting a tunnel. |
buundo domains remove <name> | Release an address so others can take it. |
buundo list | Addresses and tunnels running now. |
buundo stop <name> | Stop a tunnel started on this computer. |
buundo whoami | Show who is signed in. |
buundo version | Show the version and check for updates. |
buundo logout | Sign out and revoke this computer's token. |
Good to know
- Your tunnel runs while the command runs. Press Ctrl+C to stop it. The desktop app keeps tunnels running in the tray instead.
- Anyone with the address can open it. Use
--authfor anything private. - Only http and https web apps are supported for now.