Run one command next to your app and it's online over HTTPS — no inbound ports, no firewall changes, nothing to open.
Add tropa tunnels and temp mail to my app: tropa.doshka.me/SKILL.md
$ tropa 3000 tropa: connecting to wss://tropa.doshka.me … your services are live: https://myapp-you.tropa.doshka.me → 127.0.0.1:3000
The tunnel is the easy part. What's around it is why teams stay.
Install and connect in a single command from your dashboard. After that it's just tropa 3000 — routes auto-named from your project folder.
A live traffic inspector on every tunnel — headers, bodies, timings. Replay any request, or edit it and send it again.
Agent asleep mid-deploy? Incoming webhooks are queued at the edge and delivered the moment it reconnects. Nobody else does this.
Password, IP allowlist, rate limits, and webhook signature checks enforced at the relay — a spoofed webhook or hostile request never reaches your machine.
Point a CNAME at any route and serve it as app.yourbrand.com, certificate included.
The agent only dials out, so there's nothing to port-forward, no firewall rule to open, and no NAT to configure. Your machine stays invisible to the internet — traffic reaches it only down the tunnel it opened. How it works →
Add --dev and your Next.js or Vite dev server's live reload just works through the tunnel — no framework config, no origin errors. ngrok can't do this.
Short-lived addresses for signup and password-reset flows. Mail lands without a reload and the verification code is lifted out of the body for you.
Invite teammates with roles, keep an audit trail of every key and policy change, and drive it all from a REST API.
An MCP server ships in the same binary. Claude Code, Cursor, or your own loop gets tunnels, inboxes, keys, domains and edge policy as tools.
Ask for a signup flow and the agent creates a throwaway inbox, uses the address, then blocks on a single tool call until the mail arrives — no polling loop, no wasted turns. The verification code comes back already extracted.
Start free. Upgrade when your traffic does.