Proxlane

Practical guides

Publish local services without router port forwarding.

Choose the service you want to expose. Each guide explains the protocol, default port, Launcher workflow, CLI command, and the checks to make when the local target is not responding.

HTTP → HTTPS

Expose localhost to the internet without port forwarding

Publish a local web app through a public HTTPS URL using Proxlane Launcher or the Go CLI, without changing router settings.

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HTTPS webhook → HTTP localhost

Test webhooks on localhost with a public HTTPS URL

Receive webhook callbacks on localhost, inspect request metadata, and protect development endpoints with a Proxlane HTTP tunnel.

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TCP

Publish a Minecraft Java server without router port forwarding

Open a Minecraft Java Edition server over a public TCP endpoint with Proxlane Launcher, without adding a router port-forwarding rule.

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UDP

Publish a Minecraft Bedrock server without router port forwarding

Open a Minecraft Bedrock Edition server over a public UDP endpoint with Proxlane Launcher. UDP tunnels are available on Plus and Pro.

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