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ngrok

Expose local servers to the internet for testing

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Mentions, monthly

Hacker News mentions: 10 mentions (2013) to 29 mentions (2026)

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Installs, monthly

Homebrew analytics installs: 22,692 installs (2026) to 11,899 installs (2026)

2026

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Questions asked, monthly

Stack Exchange data explorer questions asked: 2 questions (2014) to 0 questions (2026)

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About ngrok

ngrok is developer infrastructure that handles routing and securing traffic to applications, APIs, and AI models regardless of where they run. It enables developers to expose local servers to the internet for testing, allowing them to share localhost instances, test webhooks locally, and connect local servers. The platform provides traffic routing, transformation, and security features across services running in different locations. ngrok offers multiple products including a gateway for routing traffic to self-hosted or cloud-based services, an AI gateway for managing different model and inference providers with failover capabilities, and a localhost sharing tool for quick testing and development. The tool is available for download with a free tier and paid options, and comprehensive documentation is provided to help developers get started.

Checked 23 October 2026.

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