Routeup – stable local HTTPS URLs and opt-in public tunnels
I built Routeup around a simple idea: local apps should use their real names. It was inspired by Portless , but I also wanted built-in public tunneling, selective path exposure, request inspection, and live logs. Instead of opening localhost:3000 , I can give a project a stable, trusted HTTPS URL and keep using it across restarts: https://example-app.localhost The app stays local by default. When…
Routeup is a new tool that aims to provide stable local HTTPS URLs and opt-in public tunnels for local apps. It was inspired by Portless but adds features such as selective path exposure, request inspection, and live logs. Users can give their local apps a stable, trusted HTTPS URL and keep using it across restarts, while only exposing specific paths when needed.
Routeup supports multiple path targets behind one origin, repository-level configuration, and running an app command. The tool is a single Go binary, has no CLI telemetry, and is MIT licensed. Users can provide feedback or report issues via GitHub or email.
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