Introduction

Teitunnel puts anything running on your computer on the internet through Cloudflare Tunnel, without opening a port on your router. Share a local port at a temporary URL in one click, or publish it on your own domain with DNS, logins and health checks handled for you. Every change to your Cloudflare account is shown before it's made, and undone if a step fails.

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• Share a local service at a trycloudflare.com address, or at a subdomain of your own domain for as long as you need it. See Expose localhost.
• Publish routes on your domains: hostnames, paths, TCP, SSH and RDP, with DNS records created and cleaned up for you.
• Protect a route with a login (Cloudflare Access) in one step.
• Reach private networks from devices running Cloudflare WARP.
• Run several tunnels, keep them running as a service, and load balance a route across machines.
• Diagnose problems with the Doctor, watch traffic and logs, and see what every change did in Activity.
• Automate with the CLI, the server API, or export to config.yml, Docker Compose and Terraform.

Not sure which to use? Choose how to share puts Quick Share, routes, Snapshots, local domains and private networks side by side, and find your way around tours the app.

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Teitunnel is a front end to Cloudflare's own pieces. It runs cloudflared, Cloudflare's connector, which keeps an outbound connection to Cloudflare. It uses the Cloudflare API with a token you create, to make tunnels, DNS records and logins. Nothing goes through a Teispace server; there isn't one. If you ever stop using Teitunnel, your tunnels and records stay in your Cloudflare account, and you can export them to run with plain cloudflared, Docker Compose or Terraform.