Public tunnels for local work

Connect Hosts to Internet, Quickly.

Built for developers who want to share localhost instantly. No deployment, no DNS setup, no infrastructure ceremony.

chiq tunnel session — v1.4.2 Connected
HTTPPublic URLs for local ports
TCPSSH, databases, sockets
ReplayFix and resend requests
Request inspectorLive
200POST /webhooks/order.created47ms
200POST /telegram/update24ms
500POST /webhooks/retry-me91ms
101TCP /ssh-forwardlive

See what your tunnel is doing.

Preview requests as they arrive, compare success and failure, and keep latency visible while you test integrations.

Requests14.2k
Success rate99.8%
Avg latency42ms
Bandwidth1.8GB

Live activity

200POST /stripe/webhook31ms
200POST /telegram/update18ms
302GET /oauth/callback9ms
101TCP /sshlive

Requests / minute

A compact view for spikes, callbacks, and retry storms.

Streaming

Everything local work needs.

HTTP

HTTP tunnels

Expose local web apps, APIs, and callbacks through a public HTTPS endpoint.

TCP

TCP forwarding

Forward SSH, databases, sockets, queues, and internal tools through a stable tunnel.

Replay

Request replay

Capture failed requests, fix your handler, then send the exact payload again.

Domains

Custom domains

Use your own domain for demos, client previews, and long-running integrations.

Names

Reserved subdomains

Keep readable URLs for repeated webhook testing and shared team workflows.

Inspect

Request inspection

Read method, route, status, latency, headers, response, and body in one place.

Commands that stay out of the way.

A CLI-first workflow for developers who want quick commands, readable output, and no extra setup.

Install

Install the CLI from the official install script.

curl -fsSL https://chiq.uz/install.sh | sudo bash

HTTP tunnel

Expose a local app on a public HTTPS URL.

chiq http 3000

TCP tunnel

Forward SSH, databases, or any raw TCP service.

chiq tcp 22

Inspector

Start with request logging and replay tools enabled.

chiq http 3000 --debug

Simple while early access is open.

Early Access Plan

Active
$0 / month while early access is open

Includes HTTP tunnels, TCP forwarding, request inspection, replay, reserved subdomains, and live traffic analytics while the platform is being shaped.

  • Public HTTPS URLs & TCP Forwarding
  • Real-time Request Inspector & Replay
  • Custom Subdomains & Low-latency Network
Get Free Early Access
Feature Free now Pro later
HTTP tunnels Yes Yes
TCP forwarding Yes Yes
Request Replay Yes Yes
Custom subdomain Yes Yes
Advanced analytics Basic Planned

Frequently Asked Questions.

Is chiq free to use during early access?

Yes! During early access, all core features—including HTTP tunnels, TCP forwarding, request inspection, replay tools, and custom subdomains—are 100% free with no credit card required.

How does TCP forwarding work for SSH & Databases?

Chiq supports raw TCP proxying (`chiq tcp 22` or `chiq tcp 5432`). It exposes a public TCP address and port on our edge network that securely tunnels directly to your local socket.

Can I use custom domains and reserved subdomains?

Yes. You can reserve custom subdomains like `my-app.chiq.uz` or point your own custom domain directly to your active tunnel session via CNAME records.

How does the Request Inspector & Replay work?

Running `chiq http 3000 --debug` logs all incoming webhook payloads, HTTP headers, status codes, and latency. You can replay any request with one click directly from the inspector interface.

Do I need to install any heavy dependencies or DNS setup?

No. Chiq is packaged as a single lightweight binary with zero dependencies. Run the 1-line install script and you're ready to create public tunnels instantly.

How secure are public tunnels created with chiq?

All HTTP tunnels are automatically encrypted end-to-end with TLS/HTTPS certificates. Traffic is routed over encrypted SSH/TLS transport connections directly to your machine.

Give your local work a public surface.

Join early access and help shape a focused tunnel workflow for fast, precise local development.

Get Early Access