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.
Traffic analytics
See what your tunnel is doing.
Preview requests as they arrive, compare success and failure, and keep latency visible while you test integrations.
Live activity
Requests / minute
A compact view for spikes, callbacks, and retry storms.
Features
Everything local work needs.
Small feature surface, sharp execution: tunnel, inspect, replay, reserve, and forward without leaving development mode.
HTTP tunnels
Expose local web apps, APIs, and callbacks through a public HTTPS endpoint.
TCP forwarding
Forward SSH, databases, sockets, queues, and internal tools through a stable tunnel.
Request replay
Capture failed requests, fix your handler, then send the exact payload again.
Custom domains
Use your own domain for demos, client previews, and long-running integrations.
Reserved subdomains
Keep readable URLs for repeated webhook testing and shared team workflows.
Request inspection
Read method, route, status, latency, headers, response, and body in one place.
CLI
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 bashHTTP tunnel
Expose a local app on a public HTTPS URL.
chiq http 3000TCP tunnel
Forward SSH, databases, or any raw TCP service.
chiq tcp 22
Inspector
Start with request logging and replay tools enabled.
chiq http 3000 --debugPricing
Simple while early access is open.
Start free during early access. The product direction is clear: core tunneling stays simple, advanced team tools can grow later.
Early access
Includes HTTP tunnels, TCP forwarding, request inspection, replay, reserved names, custom domains, and basic analytics while the platform is being shaped.
Request Access| Feature | Free now | Pro later |
|---|---|---|
| HTTP tunnels | Yes | Yes |
| TCP forwarding | Yes | Yes |
| Replay | Yes | Yes |
| Custom domain | Yes | Yes |
| Advanced analytics | Basic | Planned |
FAQ
Short answers.
Just enough context for a landing page. Full docs can stay separate when the product is ready.
Is chiq free?
Yes, during early access.
Does it support TCP?
Yes. The workflow covers HTTP tunnels and raw TCP forwarding.
Can I use custom domains?
Yes. Custom domains and reserved subdomains are part of the planned workflow.
Can I inspect requests?
Yes. Incoming requests should show status, latency, headers, response, and body context.
Early access
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